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View ArticleThe suspense that’s been killing some of you is finally lifted! We’re stoked today to announce our ETA Trauma Kit Pouch made exclusively for us by Zulu Nylon Gear!
The ITS Tactical ETA Trauma Kit Pouch was born out of the necessity in developing both a pouch that could hold our Vacuum Sealed ETA Trauma Kit, as well as the individual components of the kit if the end user needs to break the seal, or wants faster access to certain items.
We worked with Zulu Nylon Gear for nearly a year to design what we feel is one of the best medical pouches on the market today. With a simple pull on the red handle, the pouch quickly filets open to provide immediate access to your medical components without delay.
The main rear-most pocket of the ETA Trauma Kit Pouch provides space large enough to fit our Vacuum Sealed ETA Trauma Kit or a complement of other medical items. The two rear wing pockets are large enough to store Decompression Needles and NPAs or other Airway devices. The main flap panel design comes from our ITS Med Insert that’s included with our Discreet Messenger Bags and allows you to custom configure the shock cord loops to hold whatever you need it to.

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In the video shown below, we’ll show you exactly how we configure the individual components from out ETA Kits and show you the kit in action!
The ETA Trauma Kit Pouch can also be expediently secured by simply pulling back up on the red handle and affixing the velcro when you have to quickly move out. Trauma shears can be tucked behind the PALS/MOLLE mounting at the rear of the pouch or attached to the single channel of PALS/MOLLE that run on either side of the exterior of the wings. This channel can also be used to secure a tourniquet, tourniquet pouch, or rescue hook pouches.
Something that we wanted when we designed this pouch was for all the items prone to wear to be user replaceable in the field. Rather than use elastic webbing, which is prone to stretching out, we used shock cord so that if for some reason it becomes worn or stretched out it can simply be replaced and not have to be sent back in to get elastic webbing retention re-sewn.

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We’re also not only using MALICE Clips from Tactical Tailor as a means to secure the pouch to PALS/MOLLE, but we include two of them with every pouch unlike some of the other gear you might have purchased. MALICE Clips are dependable and Tactical Tailor recently stated in a shop tour video that they’d only had 2-3 come back for warranty in the years they’ve been making them.
Everything in this pouch from the materials, craftsmanship, labor and MALICE Clips is 100% Made in the USA by Americans and Berry Amendment Compliant.

by ITS Tactical Lightweight 500d Cordura Construction with 420d Pack Cloth InteriorAlso check out the Haley Strategic Partners ETA Trauma Kit Pouch Sneak Peek Review and YouTube Video! Thanks for the great review guys!
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57 Comments
Looks like you nailed it – Congratulations! Low profile, roomy, and full of functionality.
You should mention the price and immediate availability in the above article. I had to go to the shop to find that out.
Congrats again, Brian.
Looks Great. I buy 2 If you can do them in Ranger Green and BLACK!
Very nice!!! I like that you can buy both…now I just need it in OD green and I am in. Anyone else interested in OD?
Oustanding product!
I have just known about it after checking Haley Strategic website.
I like the zip closure because you keep all the stuff together inside and away from dust and debris. Even though the zip closure you can access quickly to the kit just by pulling the handle.
I haven’t had the chance to try one of these but it definitely looks practical, effective and efficient.
Thanks for a new good product for our Brothers In Arms who stay in harms way.
Regards,
JORGE
Bryan, great product! Any plans for the option to get it in black? Also, what holster is that?
Hey Ryan, That holster looks like a G-Code Kydex Holster with the RTI Molle Adapter.
Thanks much!
Looks awesome, just wish it came in black so I could put it on my work plate carrier!
I’m with Ben. It needs to come in black and I’d like to see a positive retention for the shears.
Otherwise, I’d say you guys have a very well thought out, qaulity piece of equipment.
Keep up the good work.
Also, thanks to all the veterans and front liners for your servive. Watch your 6!
I’ll take one in Ranger Green. OD would be find, but Ranger Green preferred!
What’s the price?
Any chance it could come with an option for a matching handle color?
The handle color is actually important for these trauma pouches because it let’s others know of the contents at a glance.
Certainly for a trauma pouch, but not necessary for carrying most anything else. It’s such a good design that could easily be used for any kind of quick access storage that doesn’t spill everywhere when you’ve only got one hand free.
a great product, nicely made, well thought out. Definitely something I wished I had over the last ten years.
Black ?
Even though this is one channel wider than the HSGI I just got on my vest I’m putting it my future purchase plans anyway because of all the great features. Range bag/car is where it will go and might make it onto my vest or future LBE in the future. Hmm, I could give my current set up to my fiance. You guys hit a home run!
Great piece of kit. The med pouch is well thought out and provides various accessability methods and options for the end user. The only issue that I have with the ETA kit is the use of the Israeli bandage. Tactical Medical Solutions OALES bandage is far superior than the Israeli bandge in my opinion, as it gives the end user more functionality for hemerage control over the Israeli abndage. Just my thought.
You guys are great inovators and I can’t wait to see what else is in the pipeline.
I have to agree with the wish that it came in black. Otherwise it looks like an excellent medical pouch! Definitely going on my wish list.
Looks awesome guys, get a black one going and i’ll be placing my order. would kinda look weird on my black pack.
She’s a beaut Clark, Nicely Done.
now all i need is a ETA kit witch can be shipped to holland
Looks really slick. No bulk to it. WD!
I will take one in OD green. When will these be available?
Looks like a well thought out piece of gear. Will plan to get one when I get an ETA kit.
By the way, what is that belt in the pics?
Need it in BLACK for my plate carrier. Nice, well thought out piece of gear.
It’d be really cool if the whole thing had loop material on the back that attached to a surface that you could molle onto a vest or belt.
That way you could rip the entire pouch off the loop material and have everything you need right infront of you.
Looks GREAT! I have a few buddies that will like this for Christmas.
I agree with the above posters. Def need one in black for my work PC.