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Eleven 10 ETAK (Enhanced Trauma Aid Kit) Tear-Away Pouch | E10-7100

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Eleven 10 ETAK (Enhanced Trauma Aid Kit) Tear-Away Pouch | E10-7100Overview of the Eleven 10 ETAK Enhanced Trauma Aid Kit Tear Away Pouch E10 7100 Seconds matter. The Eleven 10 ETAK Enhanced Trauma Aid Kit pouch gives first responders and tactical officers fast, reliable access to life saving gear. This tear away trauma aid kit pouch mounts on a duty belt or any MOLLE PALS platform using the included Malice Clips, so your medical essentials ride exactly where you need them. A bold MED patch boosts quick recognition

Overview of the Eleven 10 ETAK Enhanced Trauma Aid Kit Tear-Away Pouch | E10-7100


Seconds matter. The Eleven 10 ETAK Enhanced Trauma Aid Kit pouch gives first responders and tactical officers fast, reliable access to life-saving gear. This tear-away trauma aid kit pouch mounts on a duty belt or any MOLLE/PALS platform using the included Malice Clips, so your medical essentials ride exactly where you need them. A bold MED patch boosts quick recognition under stress, while the fixed mounting platform and Fidlok releasable strap let you rip, treat, and reattach in one smooth motion.


Built for real duty use, the ETAK pouch balances compact size with smart organization. The exterior is rugged and field-ready, and the deployment system is engineered for gloved hands. If you have ever fumbled for a tourniquet or gauze when visibility was low and adrenaline was high, this pouch solves that pain point with intuitive, one-hand access and clean reindexing when the scene is under control.

Choose from Ranger Green, Black, Coyote, or MultiCam to match your kit. Designed, manufactured, and assembled in the USA, the ETAK delivers trustworthy performance for patrol, EMS, range work, and preparedness. Note: First aid contents are not included and must be purchased separately. Dimensions: 5.75 in H x 4 in W x 1.75 in D. 



Key Features

  • Mounting: Duty belt wear or MOLLE/PALS with included Malice Clips.

  • Deployment: Fixed platform with Fidlok releasable strap for rapid tear-away access.

  • Identification: Large MED patch for instant visibility.

  • Construction: Compact, durable, duty-proven materials.

  • Colors: Ranger Green, Black, Coyote, MultiCam.

  • Dimensions: 5.75" H x 4" W x 1.75" D.

  • Country of Origin: Designed, manufactured, and assembled in the USA.

  • Contents: Pouch only; medical supplies sold separately.



Compatibility

  • Duty Belts: Standard law enforcement and security duty rigs.

  • MOLLE/PALS: Plate carriers, chest rigs, battle belts, and packs using Malice Clips.



What’s Included

  • ETAK Tear-Away Pouch

  • Malice Clips for MOLLE/PALS mounting

  • MED Patch for high-visibility identification



Frequently Asked Questions about ETAK Enhanced Trauma Aid Kit


Question 1: What gear fits inside the ETAK pouch?

Compact trauma items like a tourniquet, pressure dressing, gauze, gloves, and shears. Contents are not included.


Question 2: Will it work on my patrol duty belt?

Yes. It mounts directly to most duty belts or to MOLLE/PALS using the included Malice Clips.


Question 3: How fast is the tear-away access?

Very fast. The Fidlok strap and fixed platform enable swift rip-away access and easy reattachment.


Question 4: Is the MED patch removable?

Yes. The included patch makes identification easy and can be swapped if needed.


Question 5: What are the dimensions?

5.75 inches high, 4 inches wide, and 1.75 inches deep. 



Why Buy from WCUniforms


WCUniforms is owned by a former law enforcement officer, EMT, and veterans of the US Marine Corps and Coast Guard. We have used the products we sell in real-world, high-pressure situations, so we know they perform when it matters most. Most orders ship the same day, and we aim to ship in-stock items within 48 business hours. You also get hassle-free 30-day returns (with a few exceptions) and real-time SMS and email tracking updates on every order. Need help? Our team is ready with instant chat during business hours or by phone at 855-452-4440. Shop now and experience the WCUniforms difference with fast shipping, proven gear, and customer support you can trust.


Note: First aid contents are not included and must be purchased separately.


UPC MPN SKU COLOR STOCKED ORIGIN
840222601315 E10-7100-RGR E10-7100-RGR Ranger Green Y US
840222601292 E10-7100-BLK E10-7100-BLK Black Y US
840222601322 E10-7100-MTC E10-7100-MTC MultiCam N   
840222601308 E10-7100-CYT E10-7100-CYT Coyote Y   
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