Vertical medical pouch IFAK RAGNAROK LIF-V MOLLE - Ranger Green
Vertical medical pouch IFAK RAGNAROK LIF-V MOLLE - Ranger Green featuring a tear-off attachment system combining a MOLLE platform, hook-and-loop fastening and a top retention flap. The clamshell-style interior provides mesh pockets and an adjustable opening angle of 90° or 180°.
| Category: | Medical pouches |
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| EAN: | 0492609170749 |
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Vertical medical pouch IFAK RAGNAROK LIF-V MOLLE - Ranger Green is designed for MOLLE attachment and features a mounting platform with a wide upper retention flap made of laminated Cordura with hook-and-loop fastening. The pouch is attached to the platform using hook-and-loop fastening and is additionally secured by the upper retention flap. To remove the pouch, pull the flap upward and then pull the pouch toward the user.
The interior opens in a clamshell configuration. An internal paracord with a lock allows the opening angle to be adjusted to 90° or 180°. When opened to 90°, the pouch can be positioned in a way that helps prevent its contents from spilling out. Both interior panels feature spacious mesh pockets with zippers or elastic openings for storing small medical supplies.
The front of the pouch is manufactured using laser-cut technology and forms a MOLLE panel for attaching additional equipment. A hook-and-loop panel for identification patches is also located on the front. Laminated components and Cordura materials are used in critically stressed areas.
Features
- Model: LIF-V-RG
- Manufacturer: Ragnarok
- LIF-V medical pouch
- Tear-off construction
- MOLLE mounting platform
- Upper retention flap made of laminated Cordura
- Hook-and-loop attachment
- Retention system against accidental detachment
- Clamshell-style interior
- Adjustable opening angle of 90° or 180°
- Internal paracord with lock
- Mesh pockets with zippers or elastic openings
- Laser-cut MOLLE front panel
- Hook-and-loop panel for identification patches
- Laminated components in critically stressed areas
- Cordura materials
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