CAB Med Pouch

The Eleven 10 CAB Med Pouch (Circulation, Airway, Breathing) is a compact, clinically organized medical carrier purpose-built for tactical operators, first responders, and military personnel who require rapid access to emergency hemorrhage control and airway management equipment. Designed to hold the CAB Kit—a critical pre-hospital care system—this pouch bridges the gap between belt-mounted immediate action and structured rapid deployment. Whether worn on duty belt or secured to plate carrier and backpack via MOLLE/PALS webbing, the CAB Med Pouch ensures life-saving gear remains accessible and positionally correct under high-stress situations.

The pouch features an open, unobstructed internal compartment that accommodates standard CAB kit contents without compression, preserving tourniquet and dressing integrity and allowing tactile location of items in zero-visibility environments. A highly visible red medical cross patch clearly identifies the carrier as medical supplies, critical for team communication and casualty assessment protocols. The included Malice Clips offer genuine MOLLE compatibility without rivets or permanent attachment points, enabling rapid repositioning across multiple platforms—from chest rig to battle belt to pack frame. Weighing only 0.29 lbs with compact external dimensions of 8.9 x 1.95 x 6.1 inches, the pouch adds negligible burden while maintaining audible/tactile feedback that contents remain secure during dynamic movement.

Combat medics, tactical EMS providers, law enforcement tactical teams, and military squad leaders benefit most from the CAB Med Pouch's dual-carry versatility and quick-access design. First responders operating in austere or multi-environment deployments appreciate the belt and MOLLE compatibility, allowing the pouch to remain within arm's reach during transitions between vehicle, foot, and building clearance. The pouch integrates seamlessly with any 1.75-inch PALS webbing system and standard military or commercial duty belts, making it an essential addition to existing trauma-response loadouts for teams prioritizing immediate casualty intervention.