D.A.R.K. "Blue Line" Kit – Slim, Low-Profile Trauma Kit
The D.A.R.K. "Blue Line" Kit is designed for a slim, flat fit, making it ideal for cargo pockets or bags. This low-profile trauma kit is housed in a black 400D sleeve for durability and convenience, providing essential trauma care in a compact size. To complete a full trauma kit, pair with a Combat Application Tourniquet Gen 7 or SOF Tourniquet Gen 5. This kit was crafted to make carrying essential med gear easy without adding extra weight to your duty belt, perfect for officers who typically carry a tourniquet already.
Kit Contents:
- 1 x QuikClot Combat Gauze LE: For rapid bleeding control
- 1 x Pair of Hyfin Vent Compact Seals: Treats open chest wounds effectively
- 1 x Pair of Nitrile Gloves: Provides a protective barrier for safe aid
- 1 x H&H Mini Compression Bandage: Controls bleeding and stabilizes injuries
- 1 x Mylar Blanket: Lightweight and provides warmth and insulation
Specifications:
- Dimensions: 4.5" W x 6" L x 0.5" D
- Weight: 9 oz
- Color: Black Only
The D.A.R.K. "Blue Line" Kit is compact, lightweight, and ideal for officers or responders needing to carry essential trauma components without adding bulk to their gear.
15 Reviews
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Awesome trauma kit
This trauma kit fits perfectly in my cargo pocket, is not too noticeable and I also added and emergency blanket in it. I truly recommend this product.
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Flat and Compact
I ordered 2 of these to keep in the hydration part of my Camelbak Backpack and sling bag. I had been looking for a EDC type kit that I can carry with little printing, flat, and carry what I need in any major trauma until I get access to a larger kit. The DARK Blue Line Trauma Kit met those requirements. Just add a tourniquet and you are good to go.
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Excellent medical kit
I got this kit a few days ago and I was impressed right of way. I've been carrying it at work in my side cargo pocket and I love it. I'm even trying to get some of my guys to get some.
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Fits Great in Vest and Cargo Pocket
I've had this kit a few weeks so far and have placed it in my vest zipper pocket and cargo pocket. It is noticable but not cumbersome. The only minor complaint I have is the actual kit sits a little too tight into the sleeve. I love it though and plan to purchase a couple more for off-duty and the spouse to carry in her range bag.
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Great Kit
This is a great compact kit. I carry it in my vest that I wear every day so it has become my EDC kit to go along with the tourniquet I wear on my belt.
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Thin blue line trauma kit
This kit fits perfectly inside my vest. The tab allows for easy access to pull the kit out of my vest. This kit is also small enough to fit into a cargo pants pockets which is great for range days.
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Great way to keep medical on your person.
Fortunately, I have yet to use this product. It contains all the necessities of a good trauma kit. It slips into the cargo pocket of my uniform so I can easily carry medical gear while on duty.
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Blue Line trauma kit
I have 2 units, one in my hiking bag and one in my EDC. Great size with everything you need in a compact package. Highly recommended for daily carry...
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Great for EDC
It's a great size! Fits into a cargo pocket with ease! Needed something smaller than the one I carry on my vest. Just tuck it in a pocket and go. Great for off duty carry.
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PERFECT FOR EDC
PERFECT FOR BACK POCKET CARRY OR PUTTING ON THE TOP OF VISOR IN YOUR CAR. LOVE IT.
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Perfect combination for day hiking/woods carry
I just got back from the Direct Action Response Training in Yakima and immediately ordered the Blue Line kit for my Hill People Gear Original Kit Bag. The kit has everything I was looking for in a pocket trauma kit in a slim/light profile. You can see the set up here: http://hillpeoplegear.com/Forum/tabid/679/forumid/22/postid/21521/scope/posts/Default.aspx Highly recommended, -Steve
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Great off duty pocket kit
This is a great kit to carry off duty. It easily fits my 5.11 Taclite Pro shorts and pants that I wear when I'm off duty. It has everything a first responder needs to treat massive bleeding and open chest wounds. If the SWAT-T doesn't work you still have Celox Rapid and a pressure bandage to stop the bleeding. Or the SWAT-T can be used on one wound and the gauze and pressure bandage can be used on another. The sleeve is a great idea also. The last pocket kit I had from another company just had a plastic vacuum sealed bag that didn't last long at all. The long straps at the top of the sleeve make it easy to retreive from a pocket.
