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Glove Sizing
Headwear
G4 Shirt & Pant Sizing Chart
G3 Shirt Sizing Chart
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Socks sizing, height, cushion charts (PDF)
Threat Performance Matrix (PDF)
Single Strap Harness Sizing
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General Sizing Chart
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$54.99 CAD 
Size Guide
Tops/Bottoms Sizing (PDF)
Hat Sizing
Glove Sizing
Jacket/Shirt/Pant Sizing
Glove Sizing
Headwear
G4 Shirt & Pant Sizing Chart
G3 Shirt Sizing Chart
G3 Pant Sizing Chart
Socks sizing, height, cushion charts (PDF)
Threat Performance Matrix (PDF)
Single Strap Harness Sizing
Double Strap Harness Sizing
General Sizing Chart
Glove Sizing Chart (PDF)
On scene, having quick access to even your most basic gear is imperative. The Flex Med Pouch carries EMT essentials like bandages, shears, tourniquet, and wound dressing. This pouch is designed for total adaptability with the Flex-HT™ Mounting System featuring ½ stacked webbing on the back for mounting versatility and flexible ¾ waterproof TPU-coated straps for easy weaving to all platforms. This pouch is designed to give you a few less things to worry about. Pouch can also be attached to our plate carriers with a hidden hook and loop attachment.
*Medical items not included.
5.11 has been a great brand for my MOLLE setups. 911 carries what seems to be all of 5.11's lineup, This IFAK is a little small for my needs, but perfect for it's intended use.
I use the Flex Med Pouch as a belt-mounted trauma kit (I am a Level 2 OFA at a busy warehouse). I haven't had to use it in a medical emergency, thankfully, but what I can say is that it carries well & does not unnecessarily get in the way. The dual zippers move very smoothly & do not catch on the pouch lining. The Flex Med Pouch is narrower than the first aid/trauma kit pouches I've used previously but still has enough space to fit a 4" or 6" OLAES modular bandage roll (though it is too narrow for a 4" OLAES bandage in flatpack configuration), 2 pairs of nitrile gloves, and a decent-sized ABD pad. What I really like about this pouch is the built-in tourniquet & shears storage. I used to carry these 2 tools in a separate holster, but now I've reduced my "belt clutter" & keep my entire trauma kit in a single, relatively compact pouch.
