Tasmanian Tiger Medic Mascal Pack 19 l - MultiCam

Tactical medical backpack featuring a 19-liter capacity, engineered for transporting and organizing essential first aid equipment for multiple users. Constructed from tough, abrasion-resistant 700D Cordura.

The main storage area secures with a two-way YYK zipper. Within, find elastic straps, a removable transparent pouch with dual IFAK modules, a dedicated pocket for scissors, a compartment for disposable gloves, and a large detachable pocket on the inside of the lid. Four IFAK containers, each with a 0.5-liter capacity, are attached to the front via special clips (quick-release) compatible with the MOLLE platform, ensuring rapid accessibility.

Throughout, Laser Cut technology provides MOLLE-compatible holes for attaching additional pouches or gear. Soft, broad shoulder straps with adjustable fittings and a hip belt offer customizable comfort and fit. Robust Woojin buckles provide quick-release functionality for both shoulder straps and hip belt. Included in the kit are identification bands in blue, red, and yellow for personal marking.

A hook and loop velcro panel positioned beneath the IFAK containers serves for affixing patches or insignia, such as national flags, unit identifiers, or Morale Patches.

Technical data
Camouflage: MultiCam
Material: 700D Cordura
Total capacity: 19 l
IFAK container capacity: 0.5 l
IFAK container dimensions: 15 x 10.5 x 5 cm
IFAK container weight: 120 g
Dimensions: 46 x 28 x 10 cm
Weight: 1840 g
Manufacturer: Tasmanian Tiger, Germany

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