TT FRB (Medical Kit)

[Surgicalcric]

I see you have it mounted on the left side of the LEG(can I use that word ) bag. Will the TTFRB not mount in the same place as you have it on your ABN RAID, on the bottom front?

Thanks,

JD

[Psywar1-0]

My original post over at LF I had the bag perm attached to the bottom front, but quit carrying it like that after a couple days. Depending on the make up of the team Im with I either clip it to the top or leave it home.

[TF Kilo]

It wasn't really designed so much as a replacement for a M3 as a solution for the squad CLS bag being a hooahs nightmare when you had a casualty.. You'd swedish chef medical supplies all over the place trying to get to what you needed because they just had no form or anything.

My preferred method of carry if I am carrying one of those is to actually use the waistband and wear it below my assault pack, or just sling it like a paperboy. Either way allows quick accessibility to the equipment and it's still comfortable.

[NousDefionsDoc]

I've been using this kit for about a month, daily, in all kinds of weather and for all kinds of support. Excellent kit and I still recommend it.

[24601]

I see, give credit to the man, not the woman who helped him think of stuff.

No gloves, or don't you worry about that?

[NousDefionsDoc]

I'm carrying gloves in the Eggroll Med Leg Rig (Mark1 Mod0).

[TF Kilo]

Wow.. almost posted everything in caps. Formflow be damned.

Dredging up an old post:

This bag was designed from the get-go to attach to the Ranger assault pack. It also attaches handily to the PJ bag that London Bridge also manufactures.

I would typically undo the belt strap as far as I could and simply sling it on my back, or wear it tight around my waist. Even with it worn with a ruck over it, you still could unbuckle it and access everything you would need to patch up your casualty.