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Chase Tactical Individual First Aid (IFAK) Pouch

Name: Chase Tactical Individual First Aid (IFAK) Pouch
Brand: Chase Tactical
Price: 41.95 USD
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Color: Black

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Type: IFAK Pouch

Vendor: Chase Tactical

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PRODUCT INFORMATION

Chase Tactical · Tactical Nylon

Individual First Aid (IFAK) Pouch

Compact MOLLE trauma-kit carrier with one-handed quick-pull interior strap. Sold empty.

What is the Chase IFAK Pouch? The Chase Tactical Individual First Aid (IFAK) Pouch is a compact MOLLE-mounted carrier sized for a basic bleeding-control kit — hemostatic gauze, tourniquet, trauma bandage, and shears. It features a quick-pull interior strap for one-handed content removal, external webbing for additional attachment, and a hook-and-loop closure. Available in Black, Ranger Green, and Coyote Tan. Approx. 0.5 lb (227 g). Pouch ships empty.

Key Specifications

Manufacturer	Chase Tactical
Colors	Black, Ranger Green, Coyote Tan
Mounting	MOLLE, with external webbing on both sides
Sized For	Hemostatic gauze, tourniquet, trauma bandage, medical shears
Quick-Pull Feature	Interior pull strap for one-handed mass-contents removal
Closure	Hook-and-loop (Velcro)
Weight	~0.5 lb (227 g)
Sold	Empty — contents not included

Product Overview

The Individual First Aid Kit (IFAK) is the cornerstone of tactical trauma response. The Chase Tactical IFAK Pouch provides the platform for a basic bleeding-control kit in a compact MOLLE format engineered for rapid, one-handed deployment under stress. Sized to hold hemostatic gauze, a tourniquet, a trauma bandage, and medical shears, it carries the core elements of a massive-hemorrhage-control first-response load following the MARCH sequence.

The defining feature of this pouch is the quick-pull interior strap. In a real casualty event the treating operator — who may be working at night or one-handed — cannot unpack the IFAK item by item. The quick-pull strap removes all contents in a single controlled motion where they can be immediately employed. The treatment chain must be executable one-handed, under stress, in the dark.

External webbing on both sides provides attachment points for additional MOLLE-compatible accessories or for securing the pouch to adjacent gear. The hook-and-loop main-compartment closure allows quiet, one-handed opening with minimal training. The pouch ships empty — operators stock it with their agency-preferred or personally selected bleeding-control supplies.

Stock it from the Tourniquets & Pouches, Hemostatic Agents, and Bandages & Dressings collections, or browse complete kits at IFAK Kits & First Aid.

Related searches: Chase Tactical IFAK pouch, MOLLE IFAK pouch, quick pull trauma pouch, empty IFAK carrier, tactical first aid pouch.

All products sourced from the actual brand manufacturer or authorized master distributors. CoTCCC recommendation status verified where applicable. Ships from MED-TAC International, Pembroke Pines, FL — clinician-founded, veteran-led, SDVOSB-certified.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Available Options:

Black
Ranger Green
Coyote Tan
Multicam

SPECS & MEASUREMENTS

Specifications coming soon. Contact us for detailed product information.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Does the Chase Tactical IFAK Pouch come with supplies included?

No — the Chase Tactical IFAK Pouch is sold as the carrier only, without trauma supplies. This is standard practice for professional IFAK pouches, as operators, agencies, and units select their own specific supply contents based on training, agency protocol, and CoTCCC-recommended practices. The pouch is sized and configured to hold a tourniquet, hemostatic gauze (Combat Gauze or equivalent), trauma bandage (Israeli/OLAES type), and medical shears. For supplies, see MED-TAC International's Hemostatic Agents, Bandages & Dressings, and Tourniquets collections.

What is the quick-pull interior strap and how does it work?

The quick-pull interior strap is a single fabric pull handle attached to the inside base of the IFAK pouch that allows all contents to be rapidly extracted in one motion. After opening the Velcro closure, a single firm pull on the strap deploys all contents simultaneously — eliminating the need to remove items individually under stress. This one-handed mass-casualty-access design is critical for IFAK use in actual trauma scenarios where the treating operator may be using the other hand to apply direct pressure or maintain security.

Is the Chase Tactical IFAK Pouch compatible with the LVPC-Elite Active Shooter Kit carrier?

Yes — the Chase Tactical IFAK Pouch uses standard MOLLE attachment and is compatible with the LVPC-Elite plate carrier's exterior MOLLE webbing. Mounting the IFAK pouch on the LVPC-Elite creates a complete response kit: the carrier provides Level IIIA ballistic protection while the externally mounted IFAK provides immediate access to hemorrhage control tools. Many law enforcement and security operators mount their IFAK on the back of the carrier or on the cummerbund side for accessibility by a buddy if the primary is incapacitated.

What is the CoTCCC-recommended approach to IFAK placement on a plate carrier?

The Committee on Tactical Combat Casualty Care (CoTCCC) recommends that IFAK supplies be accessible to others — not just to the wearer — to allow a buddy or medic to treat an incapacitated casualty. Common placement is on the back panel of the carrier, a side cummerbund pocket, or a designated exterior pouch clearly marked for medical use. The quick-pull design of the Chase Tactical IFAK Pouch supports this concept by allowing anyone familiar with the system to deploy its contents in seconds.

What are the external webbing attachment points on the Chase Tactical IFAK Pouch for?

The external webbing on both sides of the IFAK pouch provides two functions: it allows additional small MOLLE-compatible accessories (such as a glove pouch, pressure bandage pouch, or small utility pouch) to be attached to the IFAK pouch itself — creating a modular medical stack — and it provides anchor points for securing the pouch to adjacent gear if needed. Some operators use these webbing points to attach a visible medical cross patch or casualty marker to identify the pouch under field conditions.