IFAK/First Aid Kit Set-Up: Medical Sleigh Product Overview
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- Опубликовано: 2 июл 2024
- The Medical Sleigh is out now. This video will act as a primer as Adam goes over the "why" behind the Med Sled, shows off the feature sets, and provides his own example of set-up.
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0:00 Intro
1:54 A Blank Slate
2:55 Opening Up
4:26 Out of the Bag
6:55 Set-Up Example
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I really would like to see someone embrace the concealed carry/IWB market and bring a better on the back inside waistband medical kit that someone could wear everyday. I am aware of Velocity Systems STAMP, Guerilla Tactical Med Kit, and Immediate Casuality Care Tuckable IFak however none of them offer a good cover with a pull tab attached for ease of use.
That cover is critical. Stopped wearing the ICC, it's horrible to have the packaging folds stab you every time you move .Same with ankle rigs.
I have been looking for the same solution for years. I eventually sewed my on kit almost identically to the med sled. I just tuck it between my back and my belt. With all of the friction it has stayed in place during full day range sessions very well. I have wanted to find a way to attached the insert to my waste band more securely but I have figure that out yet. I have thought of using the med sled with the GBRS med pouch. There pouch is very slim but would have the same issues of trying to attach for IWB. The med sled is by far the best insert solution I have seen so far. Thank you for the great design!
Ngl I think making your own gear, or jury rigging something that works using smaller premade pouches is easy enouth. Doesn't need to be overcomplicated.
Off the top of my head Varustalaka make an IFAK insert designed to be put into magazine pouches, just figure out a way to mount a pouch sideways and that's a fairly easy way to go about it. Rigging together webbing, triglides, shock cord, and buckles is an even cheaper way to do it. Just gotta get crafty :)
@@AshleyBlackwaterevery day im working on stuff like this. In the design/prototyping process of my own chest rigs and not only is it fun but one of the cheapest ways to be prepped make rigs and battle belts for everybody
I prefer the RykerNylon AFAK but i rarely wear shorts. Been carrying it for about 5 years now.
I have my IFAK in my spiritus dangler, this would make it that much easier to deploy. 👍 good job spiritus!
Awesome video per usual. I love the way Adam holds the med sled. He holds it like a clutch or purse 👛. All joking aside, looks like a great setup. 🍺🫵🤟🇨🇦🫡🇺🇸🤟🫵🍺
Been waiting for this. Already purchased. Love your products, quality is always top of the line. No better stitching have I found 👍.
Good setup and I like how it is person configurable. Looks like it would lend itself to other applications of organization as well.
Nate
Finally. Something that doesn't have fixed elastics that fail over time!
Nice 😺 Hopes this can be available in sufficient quantities for squad level purchases!
Rat in left sleeve, Cat in right sleeve, shears tucked into right webbing, My IFAK is in a Fanny, i got a 2nd ifak at 6 with 2nd shear.
Wow 😳
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Would love to know if this fits the LBT IFAK pouches that were made to be run small of the back. Thats still my favorite pouch and im always looking for good med trays to stuff in it.
Get some.
Watched the whole vid wondering if it fit into jsta with mags...still wondering
I also came to watch the video to see if it would fit into a JSTA. That way I can keep the JSTA on my belt and move my Roll 1 to the LV119.
I shot them an email to ask the same thing after the seeing it in Shot Show coverage. No avail. They just said it was designed to fit in the medium GP… thanks.
Great video, I've gota ask, those gear lockers are they bought or self made.
They look made not mass produced
Small question Adam! Im wondering if you can put the med sled in the JSTA pouch you guys make?
Give the people what they want.
The Fanny.
Does this fit in the mk3 fanny?
When will it be back in stock?
will it fit the spiritus fanny?
Yes
Will this fit in a dangler pouch?
It will fit in a sack pouch.
Placing the IFAK insert into your medium GP pouch is fine however there is no identifying markings on the exterior to indicate that pouch is in fact an IFAK. As you know in a critical care scenario it’s of the upmost importance for any first responder to identity and locate the IFAK on a wounded person without having to search thru several regular GP pouches on your kit because it’s not properly marked. Just an observation. Great design though and I’m behind the insert itself.
I mean you can always just sharpie a cross, your blood group and your med allergies on the outside of the pouch
That's what unit SOPs are for.
@@MA-hc6mbsure are. But these items are sold to mainly to the general public who aren’t in a unit and don’t have SOP’s. Civilians should understand that if they are gonna wear kit for training or self defense or whatever then their IFAK gear needs to be readily identifiable. That’s all I’m saying.
It’s not for idiots
A USGI Ifak insert is like $8.00 new on eBay. You guys are absolutely smoking to be charging $43 for an insert and some fucking cord. Thats wild dude.
Those are ugly as shit and hold way less. This is modifiable and pieces can easily be replaced.. unlike a USGI ifak insert.
was just about to post this. tbh people just want stuff to spend their money on.
@@andyhingsbergen9003 ah yes, aesthetics of an IFAK insert must be a serious consideration.
How much is it?
$42.95 PLUS TAX
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I dont know the price but the insert that comes with an ifak is 15 bucks and it has a lanyard that attachesit to your body so if need to be moved your med stays with you. I got one from Counting Coupes video he did with spiritus. To each his own. I am not completely sure in a SHTF scenario stopping the bleeding may just be prolonging the agony. Say your shot in the gut/liver or maybr side of your right lung and people are able to stabilize you without a very quick evac with an hour and a hosptal with a surgeon your gonna die. I would rather die quick personally and be with god.
People don't die quick like the movies... My last GSW I attended took a round directly to the chest, small cal, we didn't get to him for over an hour and he had received no first aid prior, and he wasn't seeing a surgeon till over 2 hours post injury. He had a myriad of comorbidities and was of older age, he was discharged from hospital 2 weeks after incident. I have been to another young man who took 3 rounds of 7.62x39 to the belly, who did not see first aid till the 8th hour, surgeon quite fast after that, he survived without much trouble... Belly wounds don't tend to bleed that much, and the wounds that do bleed if you stop them ie. junctions and limbs have great survivability. Ukraine has demonstrated this time and time again.
Med is just as important as your ability to win a gun fight, and you can't do good med without the tools...