Assault Aid Backpack "Animus-Adapt" - an innovative medical backpack designed for work in difficult tactical conditions. Developed by a Combat Medic ("68W") with the participation and taking into account the needs of the SSO units. Created by professionals for professionals. Roomy, yet compact in structure, the backpack combines the functionality of a full-fledged medical backpack and adaptability to the tasks of special operations forces. It is also suitable for combined-arms and police operations, private security structures.
The name of the backpack speaks for itself. "Animus" in Latin means "spirit, soul, breath, intention, character, nature, courage, courage" - this, like nothing else, characterizes the list of qualities necessary for a medic in an assault unit. The prefix "Adapt" means the ability to adapt to any difficult conditions. In the context of the work and service of a medic, the expression "adapt or die" plays a significant role.
The size and volume of the backpack allows it to be equipped with a typical 68 w standard.
Tactical medical backpack is designed for work in difficult tactical conditions
On the outside of the backpack there are pockets and separate elements for quick access to its contents, which allows you to get medical equipment without removing the backpack. On the outer panel of the assault medical backpack there are pockets for gloves integrated into the walls, double-sided loops for fixing scissors, a sling cutter and quick-access pockets. A small horizontal pocket is designed for hemostatic agents, a through vertical pocket with double-sided access from the outside and inside for medical equipment. There is also an elastic mesh pocket on the back for bulky items - for example, for a "sam splint" type tire or thermal blanket. A special Velcro strip is also provided for the possibility of marking.
Three handles – one vertical and two side – allow for the most convenient transportation of the backpack.
Inside the military medical backpack, the front, back and side panels are equipped with Velcro strips for fixing medical panels and other equipment. In particular, the front part of the backpack has two mesh pockets, a panel for a small medical pouch and an additional entrance to the through-out outer pocket. There are also loops for fixing plasters of various sizes.
The back of the backpack provides for the placement of three pouches and a medical insert-pencil case for surgery and ampoule preparations. It is also convenient to place elongated objects (for example, laryngeal airways) on the side walls of the back panel, there are special clamps for their fastening.
In the lower part of the backpack there is space for bulky elongated objects (in particular, for infusion solutions).
Tactical medical backpack is made of high-quality and durable materials - original Cordura 500D with polyurethane coating and 2M fittings (Italy). The backpack dimensions are 45 x 25 x 13 cm, total volume - 16 liters.
Assault medical backpack for SSO units, combined-arms and police operations
External features:
The minimalist design of the backpack is created for compactness and ease of use in the limited space of urban development and equipment.
The backpack is equipped with a patented © "assault multi-purpose strap system", which allows you to adapt the backpack transportation system depending on changing tactical conditions and the fighter's equipment. It also provides ample opportunities for fixing the backpack for work in transport and in buildings.
The backpack is equipped with three handles for transportation: one vertical and two lateral, which makes it possible to conveniently transport it in your hands.
The two-sided scissors fixation system allows you to remove them without removing the backpack. Near each pocket for scissors there are loops designed to fix scissors or a sling cutter to specialized mounts.
Innovative © glove pockets integrated into the walls of the backpack allow you to have access to medical gloves, both without removing the backpack and in any other position.
On the outside of the front of the backpack, there are two quick-access pockets: one small horizontal pocket (which holds hemostatics) and one through-the-body vertical pocket that can be accessed from both the outside and inside of the backpack (which can be useful for transporting tourniquets and bandages that you may need during both initial and detailed examination of the casualty). The outer pockets are recommended for first-aid medical equipment, such as hemostatics and tourniquets.
On the back of the backpack, there is one solid mesh pocket with sufficient stretch to accommodate long and bulky items (such as “sam splints” or thermal blankets).
On the upper front part of the backpack there is a wide Velcro strip, which gives you the opportunity to label your backpack depending on your goals and tasks.
Internal features:
The front part is equipped with two mesh pockets, an entrance to a through-out
