Meret ALS Bag

[FormerEMSLT297]

Looking to replace the current bags we use, does anyone use this bag, and is it rugged? Does it have enough room for your ALS stuff, etc .. ?

Model M4001

www.meretusa.com

[tniuqs]

Ok question in clarification:

I like the look of this kit btw thanks.

Do you combine ALS with BLS put a tank in that puppy, as I think you would just have enough room for Airway stuff only.

How do you pack your O2 (separately) if you did this looks like a nice pack / bag.

Due to infection control issues, radical temp changes and "ruggedness" thrown around a lot. I have moved to a "Pelican" EMS 1550 for medications bag clinic and OTC meds the only down side no back pack able ... that's what I have First Aiders for ....

http://www.thepelicanstore.com/Pelican-1550-EMS-Case-1044.aspx

I have a separate pack for Airway / Bleeding /Breathing / O2 "very similar" to the Stomp II from Blackhawk but from a personal friend that builds "Zulu 9" one can modify the guts of the pack the link it to the same bag but mine is SAR orange ... and yea he needs to do a lot of work on his website.

http://www.dropzonetactical.com/backpacks/assaultpack.html

http://www.blackhawk.com/product/STOMP-II-Medical-Pack,876,1371.htm

There is a good thread on this in other area's than equipment forum.

http://www.emtcity.com/index.php/topic/5508-behold-my-badass-combat-pack/page__p__77195__hl__%2Bmy+%2Bbad+%2Bass+%2Bcombat+%2Bkit__fromsearch__1#entry77195

cheers

Edited November 14, 2010 by tniuqs

[Chief1C]

If you do a lot of 'away from the vehicle' care, or rural applications. It's a great ALS bag. It's huge. When you have all of the components together, it's fricken huge. But it is a nice bag.