Tuesday, November 23, 2010

Foam molded quad-fold design helps keep medications organized and at your fingertips. IV catheters, needles, syringes are neatly arranged for simple identification. The “Vial Strand” holds multi dose meds tightly in place with pull tabs for easy removal. Prefilled doses can be organized in the middle section. Considered to be one full cell in the Cellular System.
Exceptional in urban or rural areas where “stay and play” medical protocol is used. Customizable shelving allows superior organization of virtually any combination of equipment and supplies. The advanced harness system helps you tackle daunting flights of stairs and hard-to-reach accident scenes safely and with free hands.
Foam-lined construction maintains pack shape and protects contents

• Main compartment houses three removable sub-packs
   that are held in place with hook-&-loop backing

• Allows a customizable set-up with any combination of StatPacks
   modules including the QuickRoll Intubation, Drug and IV modules

• Quick-zip access to main compartment  to offer fast, smooth action

• Single-buckle top closure allows quick in and out

• Ergonomic, padded shoulder straps, back panel
   and waist belt offer comfort during long transport

• Padded, back panel holds hydration bladder

• Large side pockets allow quick access to equipment

• Webbing loops on outside of pack for various attachments

• Load handle for quick/easy carry

• Silent zipper-pulls for quiet situations

• Special make Camouflage colors are available
   – please contact us for details

• Available Color: Tactical Black

Stealth TAC

Incorporates advanced features of modern outdoor long-haul hiking packs with the realistic needs and governmental requirements of Military, SWAT, and Special Ops medics. Created to help Tactical Medics carry necessary medical equipment in special operation situations

Monday, November 22, 2010



StatPack G1 Load N' Go
Reviewing the Stat Pack G1 Load N' Go.
The ideal pack for fixed wing and critical care transport, ambulance and fire engines. No pack keeps equipment more organized and quickly accessible thanks to thoughtfully designed transparent sleeves, mesh pockets, and elastic holsters that are arranged in three layers.

Friday, March 14, 2008