North American RescueTourniquet Holder

Fits my Recon CAT style TQ nicely. A little snug at first but it stretches just enough once you've inserted and removed the TQ a few times.Elastic top piece holds the top of the TQ in place but is easily pulled off for rapid access.Single, snap retained molle mounting strap on the back for vertical mount and double straps for horizontal mount. Both fit through standard molle webbing just fine and seem robust.Stitching is good and overall this pouch seems like it will hold up.I like that the "TQ" patch is sewn on and makes it easy to find the most important medical item on my belt quickly.

I use this pouch everyday on a Condor Tactical backpack in FDE tan. Matches color perfectly. Made very sturdy. I would buy another.

Pros:This is well make and will hold up under stress.This pouch protects the CAT Torniquet and keeps it clean.The molle strapping is tough and works well.Cons:The pouch needs to be slightly larger in diameter. It is very difficult to stuff the North American Rescue CAT 7 model 30-0001 tourniquet into the unit.I removed one star due to the sizing problem.

What can I say about this awesome little baby, its sweet. Stopping the bleeding is always important enough to warrant keeping the C-A-T Pouch along side an IFAK or blow out kit rather then inside them. Easy to open when needed, and stays closed when your belly down in the dirt or hacking though the woods. The fit is awesome. I was very impressed with the quality of this thing. In case your with someone who is not so savvy with the med gear, in big bold letters says TQ on the front and if located near or next to the IFAK would draw the attention of most. Highly recommend.

Do you have a CAT tourniquet on your rack? If you do, you need this pouch. I used to tape a tourniquet to the stock of my rifle, but it got all messed up there. Then I had a set of ranger bands that held it on my armor, but the tourniquet was still exposed and got all messed up. This solves the problem. Yes, it fits snugly inside the pouch, but that's okay. It only ever needs to come out once for real and it's way easier getting it out than getting it in.

This is a great pouch for the NAR C-A-T tourniguet. The tourniquet fits perfectly inside the pouch (tight but easily extracted if required) and the pouch attached to the molle attachments easily. I use it attached to the left shoulder strap of my plate carrier. Easy to grab if required. The coyote color is closest to the USMC Coyote Brown. I like the color, the fit, and the marking on the outside of the pouch that identifies it as a tourniquet pouch.

This CAT carrier is well made and fits the Gen 7 model which is a bit longer than prior tourniquets. The fabrication is just a tad sloppy with seams misaligned, but tightly woven. I think it will hold up to field use without difficulty. The backing panel is a bit oversized. But my biggest gripe is the lack of a Velcro or snap closure on the cover. It has a pull tang that sticks out from the top and will almost certainly snag on things. Since the top is held closed only by elastic tension and it gets hot out there in the field, you should plan on this carrier popping open and needing to be reset. When you’re in a sticky situation, you don’t want to be thinking about whether or not your tourniquet carrier is secure. So, do I recommend it? Not really. There’s some quick release MOLLE pouches out there that will hold CATs and an Israeli Bandage. Those are probably your better options.

Tight fit. Keeps your CAT gen 7 protected till needed. I mounted it as a second tourniquet in my IFAK