- One of NAR's smallest IFAKs, complete with essential life-saving equipment for point-of-wounding and self-aid/buddy-aid care to address penetrating, blast or other traumatic injuries
- Contains the essential equipment needed for self-aid/buddy-aid to address the top leading causes of potentially preventable death in a tactical environment
- Quick Pull Tab easily opens the kit with just one hand. Can connect to the assault vest/body armor or to a duty/pistol belt
- Has a unique, detachable shock-cord inner panel that can be adjusted to your internal components. Inner panel is easily removable for easy access to your kit
- Includes C-A-T combat application tourniquet, gauze wound packing, flat 4" ETD emergency trauma dressing, HyFin vent chest seal, bear claw gloves
One of NAR's smallest IFAKs, complete with essential life-saving equipment for point-of-wounding and self-aid/buddy-aid care to address penetrating, blast or other traumatic injuries. The Eagle IFAK is a compact, versatile individual first aid kit that offers both MOLLE/PALS style connectors to attach to the assault vest/body armor and an upper or lower mounted 2.25" belt loop attachment to secure the kit in the high or low position on your duty/pistol belt, all in one carrying platform. Sized as one of the smallest IFAKs in our product line, this innovative kit contains all of the essential equipment for point-of-wounding and self-aid/buddy-aid care to address penetrating, blast or other traumatic injuries. Featuring a Quick Pull Tab, the carrying bag easily opens to reveal the removable kit with just one hand. The kit has a unique, detachable shock-cord inner panel that can be adjusted to carry different components and provides easy access to your IFAK contents by simply pulling the color-coded tab to remove the panel from the carrying bag. The compact size reduces the space requirement needed for an IFAK on your vest or belt.
- Product Dimensions : 3 x 4 x 8 inches; 1.2 Pounds
- Date First Available : April 14, 2025
- Manufacturer : North American Rescue
