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Got a good first aid bag but bloody unorganised, everything fits just... Have backpack with molle on the outside and like the system, got quite a few Molle pouches. The one draw back is it gives more things to get tangled if your trying to push through and brush. Got me wo during if there are packs with Molle internally, bit of googling shows there is but very heard of the brands that other forums are talking about (American)
Anyone here tried this system?
Bloody hard to search retail site for internal Molle as it assumes you mean internal volume and Molle on the outside :pissed off:
Could have sworn I saw a knock off of the 5.11 in the past but can't find it now.
Another idea I've had is that I have a cactus pack that's simple shoulder straps it waistband on a large roll top pack, no straps or pockets. Could take it to an outfit and get them it put zips down the sides and sew Molle to the inside of it...
Check out 5.11
I've got a back pack that is loaded w internal mollie.
Or do a sketch and have a conversation with cactus? This might be an opportunity to them....
Also Kathmandu. I know they manufacture overseas but they do do lots of trial/development. I've got one of their camera packs that never quite made it past trial stage.
If you wanna go cheaper but the same concept - I bought a travel shower tidy roll-up from Torpedo7 and use that as my med kit - heaps of pockets and was only about $25
Deuter brand or something
Waaay to small for what I'm thinking. Pouches for: dressings, medication, stethoscope, blood glucose, tools (pupil torch, scissors, tweezers), splints, saline, forms and pens.... The list goes onQuote:
Originally Posted by 308
Twin needle would put a section inQuote:
Originally Posted by 223nut
That was where I was thinking of going to modify my cactus. Probably the easiest option then I get exactly what I'm looking for. Could prob use parts from my unusedhunters belt they made as wellQuote:
Originally Posted by nzfubz
Do you work as a mountain paramedic?
St John vollie but rather rural so have my own kit. Seen a bus up at the ski field so ambulance could prob make it, bit of a bumpy ride though!Quote:
Originally Posted by Gibo
Can I suggest you're open about your need/purpose with whoever supplies or modifies a bag for you?
Community volunteer work is valued highly and you may find someone keen to support you with their resources. You can only ask anyway!
We can do this, we have made various combat/raid deployment assaulter medic packs, normally Velcro lined to pouches can be torn out easily, pop in and see us to talk more.Quote:
Originally Posted by 223nut
Will do next time me I'm in chch cheersQuote:
Originally Posted by twinneedle