Tasmanian Tiger - Tac Pouch 1 Trema

Function: The all-round zipper allows easy access to the contents. The mounting options are very flexible and adaptable. Feel: high-quality and as usual from TT Packing: - Price: very reasonable

I use the pouch as a first aid bag on my plate carrier. I am generally very satisfied but (perhaps overlooked) I did not find any volume information and was therefore a bit surprised about the space, as the material takes up quite a bit of interior space due to quantity and thickness

The product is used by me with a 5.11 Rush backpack. It is easy to install and is firmly fixed, which prevents it from falling off. The product is particularly suitable for backpacks and vests with a sleeping system. The quality is very good and the interior of the bags is well thought out so that even the TT Tac pouch is always tidy.

As far as I know, this bag was developed by Tatonka//Tasmanian Tiger for the Tactical Rescue & Emergency Medical Association e.V. (TREMA). It was intended to contain the TREMA Essential Individual First Aid Kit (EIFAK). It is therefore easy to pack an individual first aid kit in it. The dimensions are 16 x 12 x 4 cm. This makes this pouch significantly larger than the usual Tac Pouch 1. You can put a filled Tac Pouch 1 in the TREMA Pouch. I also have a filled Maxpedition Mini Pocket Organizer, which is how I transport my EDC on a backpack, for example. The TREMA has a wide-opening zipper and can be laid completely flat when open. The interior consists of various (non-elastic) loops for e.g. two felt-tip pens, a rubber cord for attaching bandages and a mesh pocket. Since the bag can be opened so wide, you should also better secure the stuff that you store in it or you run the risk of loose stuff starting on its own. Overall, the TREMA Pouch makes a good impression. It seems very suitable for holding a small first aid kit packed in a Ziploc bag, for example. However, the usual Tac Pouch 1 is more suitable for transporting loose small stuff.