Ankle Cargo Cuff/Ankle IFAK

I thought having an IFAK on my ankle was going to be uncomfortable, or at least take some getting used to, but to my surprise is was quite comfortable, enough so that I wear mine every day. The Wilderness Tactical Ankle IFAK has more pockets that most in the market and are nice and thin to not add bulk and print. Of course skinny jeans probably won檛 work but boot cut jeans or 5.11 Tactical pants work fine. 1 - C.A.T Tourniquet 2 - NAR Hyfin Vented Chest Seals 1- Quik Clot Combat Gauze 1 - H&H Mini Compression Bandage 1- H&H Flat Compressed Gauze 2 - Sets Medical Gloves 1 - Mini CPR mask After finding out how comfortable it was to wear I decided to buy another and set it up the same, because Hey, why not, I have two legs, and more supplies the better, especially in an active shooter situation where there is multiple casualties. Also, there are times were another TQ is needed to stop bleeding at the same wound. I wear both IFAK every time I leave the house, and even at the house if I檓 working in the back acre. I would of gave it 5 stars if only they would have made small straps to prevent items like the CAT TQ from walking out of the pocket. As it is I use pony tail type hair bands to keep everyone in place. It works but it may cost me time should the hair band get tangled up in the TQ. Even better then adding straps would be to make the pockets longer so the CAT TQ would have enough elastic band to hold it, and it would allow more space to double stack in the other pockets like I do with my small package of Combat Gauze and gloves on the current model. I would recommend going with the non-modular ankle IFAK as is be afraid that the modular one would add bulk that this one does not. In fact it what sets this one apart from most of the competition. .....now if they would only make a tall pouch to fit the CAT TQ for pocket or belt carry. The ones they have work fine for the SOF-T TQ but are too short for the CAT TQ. (Hint, Hint)

This cuff is huge and tough as nails. I also have the rescue essentials Ankle medical kit and while good it doesn't compare. In this cuff I daily carry a Vented Hyfin,Mini H&H,4" Israeli bandage, Combat gauze, C.A.T., Nasopharngeal airway, Med shears, Survival rescue blanket and 2 pairs of gloves. It's full but still has a little room. There isn't a better made Ankle Cuff made for any amount of money than this!