NAR Hyfin Vent COMPACT Pack Review

Hope I never have to use this. The package is the perfect size for my first aid kit. Production date is January 2020, best before date is March 2025. I will probably order another bag for my range.

In real life I have used several large Hyfin fans. They work. These compact gaskets are cheap enough to fit a very small ifac but are large enough for most rifle exits, very tacky and get the job done.

Best Chest Cuffs for IFAK. Small enough to fit in ifac strong outer packaging to ensure sterile and intact. This is a must have for anyone involved in outdoor adventures and shooting sports. NAR is a leader in manufacturing quality first aid products.

It's great, after the TCCC class we used them and yes they stick very well even on wet sweaty skin. Sounds terrible but I think +hairy is about as bad as you can apply them and you want them to stick right the first time. I carry them in my bleed bag, emergency kits in the car, at home and on the range.

Luckily I haven't used this product yet. The packaging is perfect. Doesn't expire very long and it's nice to know I have it just in case. I have ordered enough for each of my first aid kits and also for my husband. I recommend this to anyone looking to expand on the base set and is essential for chest wounds.

Difficult to give a full review as I have not used it. Did some research on this type of product in terms of applicable use. I hope it's never needed, but if it's ever needed I have a feeling it will work as it should. Of course, this depends on the experience of the user. Overall the packaging is good and goes well with my first aid kit.

I have not used these chest buckles in real life, although despite the 'compact' name the compact size seems more than adequate. The compact version fits much easier in my small first aid kit. For what it's worth, the full version has a NATO Serial Number (NSN) while the compact version has one. .