SWANSBORO, NC — December 13th, 2024 — High Speed Gear®(HSG®), a leading manufacturer of premium tactical gear, announces the expansion of its Duty Line with the introduction of the Duty NaloxonePouch. Designed to enhance the safety and efficiency of law enforcement and EMS personnel, this pouch is the latest product offering from High Speed Gear’s commitment to serving those who serve us.
The Duty Naloxone Pouch has been designed to securely hold two Naloxone applicators in their sealed packaging. This versatile design ensures first responders can carry life-saving Naloxone comfortably and conveniently while staying prepared for emergency situations.
Key Features of the Duty Naloxone Pouch:
• Secure Storage: Holds two Naloxone applicators in their sealed packaging, keeping them protected and accessible.
• Durable Construction: Made from rugged 1000D Cordura® and foam laminate for superior durability and long-lasting performance.
• Mounting Versatility: MOLLE-compatible design for seamless integration with tactical vests, belts, or gear setups.
• Proudly Made in the USA: Manufactured in compliance with the Berry Amendment to support American craftsmanship and materials.
“The Duty Naloxone Pouch represents our ongoing commitment to equipping first responders with reliable and necessary gear,” said Gary Robbins, Director of Law Enforcement Sales at High Speed Gear Products Group. “As opioid-related emergencies continue to rise, providing an accessible and secure solution for carrying Naloxone is more critical than ever.”
The Duty Naloxone Pouch is an essential addition for professionals in law enforcement, EMS, and other fields who are required to carry Naloxoneon their person. This pouch not only meets operational needs but also supports High Speed Gear’s mission to deliver high-quality, purpose-driven gear.
For more information about the Duty Naloxone Pouch or to explore High Speed Gear’s full line of products, please visit High Speed Gear or contact Gary Robbins at [email protected]
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