Would this work well for an EMT to cary field supplies?
512954
As long as the supplies are the same dimensions as a pistol magazine and can be retrieved through the small and deep opening of the pouches.
512955
I guess it would depend on the height, depth and length of supplies to be stored. It's meant to carry multiple, heavy-stiff (+/- 2 lbs) metal pistol magazines (aprox. 1.25"w x 5"h x .75" d) with little play. I would think it will be difficult to readily extract anything that isn't that general size or shape.
512956
This is mainly for mags, there are plenty of other pouch's out there to carry EMT supplies
512957
it would if you were carrying just tools of the trade its stiff and durable.
1073732
It would probably work for carrying the load but, won't fold up. I use mine on a rav4
437123
It should work no problem. I used this system to transfer my holster from a safariland paddle to by duty belt.
1544646
it is a lil big and heavy but if u get a compression sack it will work. It is really warm, I use mine for back packing.
222543
I would say yes, assuming the magazines are not in. I use it for my "trunk" to hold all my prep gear and works great for me. It's a Pelican case, so it'll last a lifetime!
706350
I would say this would work fine. This is one super compressor for almost everything. Would buy another one in a heart beat.
516803
Doug, this bag would easily handle your equipment (and more). These bags have three layers in which you can custom break the foam to fit each piece, they definitely are the best and most secure bags on the market, just know they are not light and usually require a surface that you can wheel them around, if you are doing work outdoors, don't expect to lug these with you:) Good luck!!!
1073733
It would probably work for carrying the load but,won't fold up.I use mine on a rav4
1708684
sure it would. it has a place for clips to mount to a load bearing vest. a.k.a. military tool belt.
241448
Yes. I use the bag as part of my pack in Search and Rescue, and it had enough room to add a pulse oximeter, BP cuff, and stethoscope, along with a more rigid CPR mask and a basic survival kit (I repurposed one of the side pockets and organized the med kit in the main pocket and opposite side pocket). It is a great bag and holds up well, even when frequently switched between packs and vehicles. There is plenty of room to build on the basic kit it comes with.
1107235
Yes it would provided you have used equipment capable of handling the load. I have done something similar and have had no issues with it.
2187526
This is a great produce. I do not think you will have enough for that job. Try calling Tec support at PRO-15, they will help you with what you will need. Please make sure you use the proper safety equipment. Vince
323170
I believe so. I use it to cart a large/heavy sewing/embroidery machine and it works fine.
127399
absolutely. it would be a great radio. There are some accessories that may make this even better for that use. As always - you would need the EMT department's permission to use their frequencies to transmit.
1784033
I haven't tried it on EMT conduit compression couplings or anything of that sort, but its rubber wrap is definitely long enough to wrap around up to 8 inches diameter.
527813
I would go to a local med equipment supplier and see if the can fit you. Then search what you need online or Amazon.
42473
I would think that it would work well, it's pretty sturdy, maybe add a couple extra cords. It doesn't add much weight either.