Rothco EMS Trauma Bag Orange Review

Good value for money. It's really a lot more in depth than I need. If you don't fill the middle space with CPR masks, an oxygen tank, or aluminum splints, an empty space will remain and the pouch will remain flexible and difficult to open. Really a lot more than you need for a home or car kit. Nice set for a group. It's a pity that the manufacturer didn't reinforce the sides and put a better zipper. I also need a second strip of elastic molle under the first to better secure the guns to keep…

This is a large bag with multiple pockets. The fabric is very heavy (Cordura Nylon?). Seams are single-stitched, so it's not designed for particularly heavy-duty applications. However, the woven handles wrap around the bottom of the bag. I'm no medical professional, but this bag is probably big enough to use as a trauma bag. When fully opened, the bottom panel is approximately 4 inches wide and has elasticated loops at each end of the bag large enough to attach a 1 liter bottle. When the…

I am a retired paramedic and needed a bag for my family car big enough to hold the basics: CPR mask, occlusive bandage, tourniquet, 4-5 gauze, a handful of these 4x4 bandages, 2 Israeli bandages, a pair of Celox combat gauze, a handful of ABD pads, a pair of SAM splints, 3-4 ties, airway and miscellaneous items such as band-aids and gloves. I had no intention of making a full trauma bag, blood pressure cuff, laryngoscope, etc. This pouch is the perfect size. The length and width are comparable…