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LBTR large military backpack<\/strong> (Large Backpack Trauma Responder, Black Front) is a backpack for combat medics, emergency services and anyone who needs a lot of medical equipment at hand. It combines simplicity with well-thought-out organisation, so all the equipment can be reached quickly and intuitively. The backpack is the largest element of Black Front\u2019s Trauma Responder system. It can be combined with SBTR small backpack<\/a>, the large TR pouch and the small PTR personal pouch in the PALS\/MOLLE (Laser Cut) standard, increasing or reducing capacity as needed.<\/p>\n

The set includes 6 modular pouches (5 \u00d7 27 \u00d7 14 \u00d7 7 cm and 1 \u00d7 27 \u00d7 14 \u00d7 15 cm) with a transparent wall and a field for labelling the module. Hook-and-loop in the compartment and on the pouch bottoms holds the modules in place even when the backpack is open, and 5 elastic straps on the sides secure additional equipment. On the inner flap there is a zipped pocket and a tear-off panel with a grid of loops and shock cord for your own configuration. The front and sides have Laser Cut, the front has a hook-and-loop panel for patches, and two bottom straps let you attach e.g. a sheet stretcher.<\/p>\n

The backpack is made of 1000D polyamide (nylon), resistant to abrasion and weather, with light stiffeners protecting the equipment. Splash-proof YKK zips protect the interior from moisture and dirt. Padded shoulder straps have an adjustable hip and chest belt. Dimensions: 56 \u00d7 34 \u00d7 17 cm, capacity approx. 32 l, colours: black, green (Ranger Green), sand (Dark Coyote) and red. Optionally, the backpack can be fitted with a rip-away panel with a holder for a medical oxygen cylinder or two additional rip-away panels at the bottom in place of the pouches. Photos with equipment are illustrative \u2013 the backpack is sold without medical equipment. LBTR large military backpack<\/strong> holds a rescue team's equipment.<\/p>\n

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Why the LBTR large military backpack?<\/h2>\n

Sorting equipment into labelled pouches with a window shortens searching under stress \u2013 you take out the whole module, e.g. \u201cbleeding\u201d or \u201cairway\u201d, instead of rummaging through the backpack. The LBTR large military backpack is well suited to emergency services and paramedics.<\/p>\n

The second generation made of CORDURA fabric is the LBTR GEN2 large military backpack<\/a>. You will find others in the category rescue bags, backpacks and pouches<\/a>.<\/p>\n

How to pack a rescue backpack?<\/h2>\n

Divide equipment into modules by threat: bleeding, airway, breathing, immobilisation, thermal protection. Keep the most needed items \u2013 tourniquets and pressure dressings \u2013 on a rip-away panel or in a pouch on top. Label the modules and check expiry dates regularly. At the scene, first make sure it is safe, then stop massive bleeding and call for help on 112 \u2013 action taken by a bystander can decide whether the casualty survives.<\/p>\n

Check the condition of the seams, zips and straps before use.<\/p>\n