The MKIII version of the tried and tested emergency backpack from Tasmanian Tiger comes with hook-and-loop dividers that allow an even more flexible interior layout, so that the backpack can also be optimized for carrying an oxygen cylinder, for example. The removable panels can be replaced by the lightweight and sturdy TT SRPP panels (Art. 8834, 8835).

The TT Modular Combat Pack 18 has three front pockets with different internal compartments for quick access to materials. They are labeled with hook-and-loop strips including a snap light insert. There are two attachments for tourniquets on each side. The backpack has a full circumferential zipper and folds open to the side. The compact shape when open allows clear access to the materials and quick removal. The main compartment is equipped with two removable panels made of lightweight, sturdy Tegris® material, which can be equipped individually. It also has removable transparent pouches with hook-and-loop strips and a glow-in-the-dark insert for color coding, a removable IV bag pouch and a marked insert pocket for patient cards. There is a compression bag for a rescue sling at the bottom of the backpack. Two sturdy handles on the sides are used to transport the wounded out of the danger zone.

The MOLLE system on the front and sides is laser-cut. The lightweight padded shoulder straps can be detached and kept in a hook-and-loop secured pocket on the back, and the backpack comes with webbing so it can be adapted to a plate carrier or protective vest. Stowable carrying handles for high-speed transportation in an emergency.

Made of CORDURA® and material with IRR treatment

Both the CORDURA® materials as well as webbing, hook-and-loop fasteners and buckles meet the high German Bundeswehr standards TL 8305-0278 and TL 8305-0281 with regard to the IRR camouflage effect (IRR 650 – 1250nm / 10 – 42%).

The Medic Assault Pack L MKII IRR is the third size of the tried and tested medic backpack from Tasmanian Tiger. The backpack is about 4 cm (one MOLLE strip) deeper than the two smaller models. The MOLLE system on the front and sides are laser cut. The bottom has attachments for a rescue blanket. The light, padded shoulder straps can be removed and stowed in a pocket with hook and loop panels on the back. The backpack can also be converted for plate carriers and vests using the straps supplied with it. Stowable carrying handles help to quickly transport it in emergencies.

The backpack is made of CORDURA® and material with IRR treatment. Both the CORDURA® materials as well as webbing, hook-and-loop fasteners and buckles meet the high German Bundeswehr standards TL 8305-0278 and TL 8305-0281 with regard to the IRR camouflage effect (IRR 650 – 1250nm / 10 – 42%).

The MOLLE system on the front and sides is laser-cut. The lightweight padded shoulder straps can be detached and kept in a hook-and-loop secured pocket on the back, and the backpack comes with webbing so it can be adapted to a plate carrier or protective vest. Stowable carrying handles for high-speed transportation in an emergency.

The TT Medic Assault Pack L MKII is the third size of the tried and tested medic backpack from Tasmanian Tiger. The backpack is about 4 cm (one MOLLE strip) deeper than the two smaller models. It has laser-cut MOLLE on the front and sides. The bottom has attachments for a rescue blanket. The light, padded shoulder straps can be removed and stowed in a pocket with hook-and-loop panels on the back. The backpack can also be converted for plate carriers and vests using the straps supplied with it. Stowable carrying handles help to quickly transport it in emergencies.

The TT Medic Platoon Pack, equipped with the high-performance V2 Plus Carrying System, has a volume of 57 liters (52 liters in the main compartment, 5 liters in the lid compartment). The main compartment is equipped with eight hook-and-loop-fastened transparent pockets, but MOLLE hook-and-loop areas also allow individual assembly. The lid is removable. The main compartment can be opened out completely and the backpack can also be hung up for easy removal of materials. The front and sides feature MOLLE for individual expansion, and the detachable hip belt can be used separately as a Warrior Belt.

The TT First Responder 50 offers variable hook-and-loop dividers, removable pouches, a removable Tegris® panel and various elastic loops to organize comprehensive first aid material individually. It is particularly suitable for handy storage in vehicles.

The MKIII version of the tried and tested emergency backpack from Tasmanian Tiger comes with hook-and-loop dividers that allow an even more flexible interior layout, so that the backpack can also be optimized for carrying an oxygen cylinder, for example. The removable panels can be replaced by the lightweight and stable TT SRPP panels (Art. 8834, 8835).

Both the CORDURA® materials and the straps, hook-and-loop fasteners and buckles meet the high German Bundeswehr standards TL 8305-0278 and TL 8305-0281 with regard to IRR camouflage effect (IRR 650 – 1250nm / 10 – 42%).

The MOLLE system on the front and sides is laser-cut. The shoulder straps can be removed and kept in a hook-and-loop-secured pouch on the back. The backpack comes with webbing so it can be adapted to a plate carrier or waistcoat. Specially designed for use on plate carrier systems.

>Made of CORDURA® and material with IRR treatment

Both the CORDURA® materials as well as webbing, hook-and-loop fasteners and buckles meet the high German Bundeswehr standards TL 8305-0278 and TL 8305-0281 with regard to the IRR camouflage effect (IRR 650 – 1250nm / 10 – 42%).