Tourniquet Pouch «DNIPRO», RM01 Gen2, Red
The professional RM01 Gen2 tourniquet pouch from TQ Dnipro is a compact and reliable accessory for quick and secure placement of a hemostatic tourniquet. The model is made in red, ensuring quick visual identification in emergency situations, and is categorized as: Military Gear > Pouches and Bags > Tourniquet Pouches.
Description and Purpose
The pouch body is made of 100% polyamide, featuring water-repellent properties and high wear resistance. The pouch dimensions are 175 x 60 x 40 mm, making it compact enough for placement on combat gear, in a medical kit, or on a first-aid kit. Thanks to its well-thought-out design, the tourniquet can be easily retrieved in seconds: an elastic Velcro flap and wide elastic side panels ensure quick access and secure retention of the tourniquet inside the pouch.
Compatibility and Mounting
The pouch is equipped with an improved, more rigid MOLLE attachment system, guaranteeing secure fastening to various gear — vests, belts, and backpacks. The enlarged soft front Velcro allows for additional item fixation or identification patches, while the 120 mm side elastic ensures optimal content compression.
Specifications
- Manufacturer: TQ Dnipro
- Name: Tourniquet Pouch «DNIPRO», RM01 Gen2
- Color: Red
- Material: 100% polyamide
- Size: 175 x 60 x 40 mm
- Attachment: Improved, more rigid MOLLE system
- Flap: Elastic, Velcro-fastened
- Side elastic: 120 mm
- Front Velcro: Enlarged, soft
This pouch is ideal for medics, tactical teams, and military personnel who require quick access to hemorrhage control devices. The reliability of materials and well-thought-out design ensure a long service life and convenient use in field conditions. If you need a compact, durable, and functional tourniquet pouch — the RM01 Gen2 from TQ Dnipro will be an excellent choice.
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