Lightning X Med Pod - Mid-Range Hemorrhage Control Refill Pack 5.11 Men's Backpacks An adjustable ergonomic padded shoulder FC-F1 38833-86-16

Name: Lightning X Med Pod - Mid-Range Hemorrhage Control Refill Pack 5.11 Men's Backpacks An adjustable ergonomic padded shoulder FC-F1 38833-86-16
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 10351482623
Price: 59.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4266000000000005 (30 reviews)

SKU 10351482623 · ★ 4.4

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Lightning X Med Pod Mid Range Hemorrhage Control Refill Pack 5.11 Men's Backpacks An adjustable ergonomic padded shoulder FC F1 38833 86 16 An adjustable ergonomic padded shoulder strap with anti slip material attaches by spring clips on either end of the bag Dimensions: 34L x 15W x 11H Re stocking your first aid kit or responder bag with bandages is a hassle when everyone wants you to have to buy an entire box or case lot of each item QuikClot 3″ x 24″ Bloodstop Gauze

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