This tactical drop leg bag is made from durable nylon material, designed for quick access and efficient organization of medical supplies in the field. The inner compartment is structured to keep each item in place, ensuring medical tools and supplies are stored in an orderly and accessible way, even during active use. A Velcro panel on the front surface allows for attaching patches or ID labels for easy identification in tactical environments. With its adjustable leg and waist straps for a secure fit to maintain comfort.

Ideal for medics, first responders, and tactical teams. We offer this product for wholesale orders with options for customization based on your operational needs. Contact YEYETAC™ to get a quote or more information about wholesale pricing and customization.

Main Features:

Dual-Strap System
One-Handed Operation
Rugged Construction

YEYETAC™ QuickAc™ Drop Leg Bag (Coyote)

Name: YEYETAC™ QuickAc™ Drop Leg Bag (Coyote)
Brand: YEYETAC™

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Content list for reference:

Supplies	Quantity
Tourniquet	1 piece
Trauma bandage (4 inch)	1 piece
Plastic Eye Shield	1 piece
Compressed Gauze	1 piece
Vented Chest Seal	2 pieces
Casualty card	1 piece
Trauma shears	1 pair
Emergency Blanket	1 piece
Nasopharyngeal Airway with Lubricant (28Fr)	1 piece
PBT bandage	2 pieces
Nitrile Gloves	2 pairs

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