Best EDC Tactical Ankle Medical Kit & Pouch: First Aid Ankle IFAK, Trauma Kit
- FAST/COMFORTABLE. The Ankle EDC Medical Kit prioritizes comfort, ensuring consistent carry over time with Velcro clasps for swift removal. Its rugged, lightweight outer shell guarantees durability.
- MAXIMUM OPTIONS. Make use of all 6 pockets featuring a carefully curated set of medical devices for common EDC medical issues. Alternatively, customize it with your preferred tools.
- AMPLE STORAGE. Every inch of the EDC kit is functional, with secret pockets for essentials like a wallet or additional EDC items. Vertical pockets accommodate nearly an ENTIRE IFAK, leaving room in the trauma shears pocket for a MULTI-TOOL.
- BREATHABLE & ANTI-MICROBIAL. The inner mesh liner provides an anti-microbial, highly breathable pad to maintain comfort and keep you sweat-free. Pleated pockets redirect bulk to the outside, preventing discomfort and hot spots around the ankle.
The Ankle EDC Medical Kit is designed to optimize space distribution, featuring only the essential North American Medical (NAR) components. Pouches are tailored for these specific components, providing a streamlined layout from left to right:
- Vertical Pocket 1: NAR Compressed Gauze and Nasopharyngeal Airway (NPA) size 28F
- Vertical Pocket 2: NAR Elastic Wrap Bandage - 3" x 5yd
- Vertical Pocket 3: Trauma Shears with space for a multi-tool (multi-tool not included)
- Vertical Pocket 4: C-A-T Tourniquet, and Sterile Nitrile Gloves and room for a decompression needle (decompression needle not included)
- 2 Horizontal Pockets: Hyfin Compact (Vented) Chest Seal Dressing - Twin Pack
Commonly Asked Questions & Tips for our Ankle Medical Kit:
EDC Ankle Med Kit + Components FAQ's
- How long will it take to receive my kit? 1-2 weeks
- Where is the kit made? The ankle medical kit is proudly made right here in the USA
- What medical components are included in the kit? 1X NAR Compressed Gauze, 1X Nasopharyngeal Airway (NPA) size 28F, 1X NAR Elastic Wrap Bandage - 3" x 5yd, 1X Trauma Shears, 1X C-A-T Tourniquet, 1Pr Sterile Nitrile Gloves, 1X Hyfin Compact (Vented) Chest Seal Dressing - Twin Pack
- What should be in an EDC med kit? Easy answer - exactly what we've included for you in this kit, which are the contents listed above. This med kit contains additional storage space and compartments to add other items of your choosing as well.
- What is an EDC trauma kit? An EDC trauma kit is an everyday carry medical kit designed to address serious trauma and save a life. The componenets included in this kit are intended to stop blood loss as quickly as possible.
- Why carry an ankle med kit or EDC IFAK? You should carry an ankle EDC med kit or IFAK (Individual First Aid Kit) if you are serious about first-response and wish to be prepared to answer a medical emergency at virtually any time. You are statistically more likely to use your med kit to save a life than you are a firearm.
- What is the difference between a trauma kit and a first aid kit? Trauma kits are meant to deal with major injuries, typically life-threatening, and to keep someone alive until expert medical care can be reached. First Aid Kits are intended to deal with very basic, and superficial wounds, like your everyday cuts and scrapes - where a hospital/doctor is generally not needed.
- Does the EDC ankle medical kit come in different sizes? No, the EDC Ankle Medical Kit is One Size Fits All and features a large section of Velcro so users can find the fit that best suits them.
Everyday Carry Medical
Our EDC Ankle Medical Kit gives you the ability to comfortably carry medical and some overflow everyday carry items.
In the world of self-defense, I hear folks talk about the importance of carrying medical.
The only problem is that they carry multiple knives, a gun, a reload, and you guessed it, NO MEDICAL.
If you really want to protect and defend life, you are more likely to need emergency medical than any of our stabby / shooty things (yes those are real words, as of now). The difficulty is that carrying medical can be bulky and your phone and keys are taking up most of your only available real-estate. The ankle though is usually fair game to those who wear pants regularly.
Our Everyday Carry (EDC) ankle first aid kit has some huge competitive advantages over the few that exist on the market.
- WPS IFAK - Belt Mounted Med Kit + Medical Components
- EDC Ankle Medical Kit + Medical Components Pack
- WPS IFAK - Belt Mounted Med Kit - Empty
- Micro Trauma Kit NOW! - Essential Kits
- WPS Ankle Med Kit - How to Save a Life
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Best EDC IFAK
I’ve been wearing this ankle medical kit for the better part of 3 years and I can say with out a doubt this is the best way to carry medical with you day in and day out. I’ve tried other medical kits from other brands and while those are good, nothing comes close to the amount of comfort this kit provides. I find it very true when people say if it ain’t comfortable you’re not going to carry it and this ankle kit is extremely comfy. I am an active duty Marine, and often am working +12 hours a day 5 days a week and often times forget I have it on. And for you guys who are in and are wondering if you can wear this while in uniform the answer is yes you can. I’m always blousing my pants over these and it looks unnoticeable. Again great product look forward to buying more in the future! Highly would recommend to everyone.
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Functional and stylish
I disagree with John, with proper tacticool attire the ankle med kit is both functional and stylish.
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2 years in...
I've been wearing this very, very close to daily for two years now (see initial review "Great EDC Addition" below), and have run it through the washing machine a couple times as well. Still highly recommend. The velcro is still good, and while the inner padding is showing signs of wear and tear, I expect it will continue to be a solid and functional piece of kit for at least another year or two. It's been worn to the office, on a couple of disaster relief trips, while crawling around in crawlspaces, while hiking and biking, and through day-to-day life at home with a garden, animals, and some acreage... and is holding up well. Two things to be aware of that have come up more recently: first, be mindful of the packaging of the medical components. The way some of the edges have to be folded to fit has caused tiny holes and tears in the packaging of the elastic bandage, and I probably need to check the chest seal packaging again as well. Not sure if it's something that can be helped, but if you lead any level of active lifestyle and want sterile components in the event you need to use your kit, you'll probably need to replace some components periodically. Second, if you were the kit with boots, it's liable to ride atop the boot and wear holes in the cuff. Not a big deal for me, as said boot cuffs are almost always covered by both the kit and the pant leg, but if you try to keep your boots looking shiny for cargo short season, this kit may cause some unexpected wear and tear on your prized footwear. (This seemed to be less of a problem when I was wearing a lower sneaker/hiking-type shoe.)
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Ankle medical kit
Absolutely love the kit definitely took the two week waiting time, but for the good quality gear it’s worth it. Wasn’t a fan of the compression bandage it felt very bulky. Took up space, but other than that it disappears under my work pants.
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Good In Many Contexts
I have had this ankle kit for a couple of years now. I usually carry it in my backpack (which I always have with me) as a secondary trauma kit. If I can’t have my backpack however, it’s nice to be able to have the option to have medical on you in any environment or setting. I would highly recommend wearing bootcut jeans/wide leg slacks because this will look ridiculous with skinny jeans. What kind of war poet wears skinny jeans anyways? When I fly, I always take the trauma shears out, but everything else is 100% good to go with the TSA. Overall, great purchase.
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EDC Ankle
From reading reviews and watching videos on this ankle kit, as well as other kits. I recalled hearing a tip of making sure to fold the edges of gauze, seals, etc. First putting it together I didn’t think there was a way to get the elastic bandage to fit. Wore it around for about a half hour and thought, “hmm, I wonder if I can cram that bandage in? They did supply it after all “. Moved some stuff around and, well, it fits. Everything fits with a little coaxing. And yes remember to fold the edges out, away from your ankle.
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EDC Ankle Medical Kit + Medical Components Pack
After waiting this whole year past, I sit down to write a review at last... This poetic review, to your relief, Will not bash, and be so very brief... Its capacity is great, its weight is light, And despite its bulk, its out of sight... It has held up, and it does stay cool, It is the best, Warrior Poets rule...
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Great with riding jeans!
Been using this kit under riding jeans on my motorcycle for the last two months. They are slightly bulkier than regular jeans so it's pretty much unnoticeable. Great addition to daily carry! Keeps my medical supplies on me if I get separated from the bike.
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Comfortable
Larger Gentleman and it rides under my pantleg very comfortably
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Great EDC Addition
Have been wearing daily for the better part of a month and have not been disappointed. It's definitely not invisible on my lean frame (ironically, the observant onlooker would likely think "oh look, he's got a gun," but the joke's on them because it's not on my ankle), but not bad either as I tend to wear loose fitting pants. I've taken the liberty to customize the contents and will continue to do so until I find the perfect combo that balances concealability with accessibility. Overall, the ability to carry a decent amount of medical in a relatively concealable package is awesome and I would highly recommend that you consider it if you ever find yourself in a situation where someone might get seriously injured (which is all of you, so save up for a couple months and buy the thing).
