“Tag: tourniquet”

Being prepared for the worst-case scenario means you’re equipped to deal with everything in between.

Realistically, all you need in a micro-IFAK is a tourniquet, properly staged on a carrier, an absorbent bandage such as an Israeli battle bandage or Cederroth Bloodstopper, a pack of QuikClot Combat Gauze, a pair of gloves and a Hyfin Chest Seal.

An Individual First-Aid Kit (IFAK) is a vital piece of EDC gear that most of us ignore. A former Green Beret medic explains why you need an IFAK and what should be in that kit.

Designed to hold essential emergency gear in an easily carried configuration, the TacShield TQ Med MOLLE Pouch is a must-have for any emergency.

Designed for use by hunters and shooters who are out on their own in remote areas, DTL Gear's first-aid kits are designed for worst-case scenarios.

If you take your defensive tools seriously and carry them on a daily basis, then it's worth expanding your EDC loadout to include life-saving medical tools as well.

In this week's episode of "I Carry," we look at using a Smith & Wesson M&P Shield M2.0 in a Blackhawk holster, along with a few other essential pieces of EDC gear.

In this week's episode of "I Carry," we look at using a Glock G19 Gen 5 in a N82 Tactical holster, along with a few other essential pieces of EDC gear.

Thanks to a grant provided by the Spirit of Blue Foundation, the Kentucky State Police will receive 1,000 tourniquets for field use.