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SKU: MM1MM

Type: EMS Bag

Vendor: Eberlestock

Eberlestock Mission Medic Pack

Name: Eberlestock Mission Medic Pack
Brand: Eberlestock
SKU: MM1MM
Price: 334.0 AUD
Availability: InStock

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Weight: 3.10 Lbs. Size: 28 Liters - 1,717 c.i. Brand: Eberlestock

Your Price: $334.00

Color: Multicam

Multicam

Coyote Tan

Military Green

$334.00

PRODUCT INFORMATION

Eberlestock · Tactical Medical Backpack

Eberlestock Mission Medic Pack

A 1,717 cu in (28.1 L) tactical medical backpack in 500D ripstop nylon, weighing 3 lb 10 oz empty. Seven tear-away pouches and two tear-away accessory panels in a full-clamshell main compartment, five dedicated MARCH pockets, three flat zipper pockets and an organizer section. Ships empty — loaded by the provider to unit standards.

28.1 L / 1,717 cu in7 tear-away pouches5 MARCH pocketsShips empty

A pouch that tears away is a sub-kit you can hand to a second responder without giving up your own pack.

What's Included

A carry platform sold unstocked. Colors: Multicam · Coyote Tan · Military Green. Tap a section for what ships in the box and how the MARCH organization is laid out.

VIEW ▾In the Box — pack and organizers — no medical supplies

1× Mission Medic Pack, 500D ripstop nylon with 210D nylon lining
7× Tear-away pouches in the main compartment, each with a hook-and-loop ID label
2× Tear-away accessory panels for secondary care categories
5× Dedicated MARCH category pockets
3× Flat zipper pockets, plus one integrated organizer section
1× Set of stowable low-profile shoulder straps
Full clamshell main compartment for visual inventory in one motion
Ships empty — no tourniquets, hemostatic gauze, chest seals, airways or any other medical supply is included

VIEW ▾MARCH Organization & Dimensions — how the pack is staged and what it holds

1,717 cu in (28.1 L); 20" H × 12" W × 5.5" D; 3 lb 10 oz (1.6 kg) empty
Five pockets organize by care priority — Massive hemorrhage, Airway, Respiration, Circulation, Hypothermia — rather than by arbitrary category
M — Massive hemorrhage pocket: intended for tourniquets, hemostatic gauze and pressure bandages
A — Airway pocket: intended for NPAs, supraglottic airways and airway adjuncts
R — Respiration pocket: intended for chest seals and decompression or thoracic supplies
C — Circulation pocket: intended for IV/IO access supplies, fluids and volume expanders
H — Hypothermia pocket: intended for emergency blankets, heat packs and warming supplies
Each tear-away pouch can be pre-loaded as a complete sub-kit, labelled for low light, and released under pull force for grab-and-go deployment or distribution in a mass-casualty event
Compatible with the Eberlestock Mission Frame (EMOD system) for integrated load carriage
All pocket assignments above describe intended use — the pack ships with none of those supplies in it

▾Specifications

Eberlestock Mission Medic Pack — specifications

Specification	Detail
Manufacturer	Eberlestock
SKUs	MM1MM (Multicam) · MM1MC (Coyote Tan) · MM1MJ (Military Green)
Volume	1,717 cubic inches (28.1 L)
Dimensions	20" H × 12" W × 5.5" D
Weight	3 lb 10 oz (1.6 kg), empty
Primary material	500D ripstop nylon; 210D nylon lining
Main compartment	7 tear-away pouches + 2 tear-away accessory panels; full clamshell opening
MARCH pockets	5 dedicated category pockets
Flat zipper pockets	3, plus 1 integrated organizer section
Shoulder straps	Stowable, low-profile
Frame compatibility	Eberlestock Mission Frame (EMOD system)
Colors	Multicam · Coyote Tan · Military Green
Medical supplies included	No — ships empty

MARCH = Massive hemorrhage, Airway, Respiration, Circulation, Hypothermia. Sold as tactical equipment; loadout and use are governed by the provider's certification and unit protocols.

▾Who Carries It

Combat medics (68W) and 18D Special Forces medics carrying a full tactical trauma loadout organized to the care sequence · Tactical EMS / TEMS providers embedded with law-enforcement teams · Firefighter-paramedics and ALS providers working trauma in uncontrolled environments · Search-and-rescue medical officers in terrain-constrained settings · DMAT and MCI responders, who benefit most from the tear-away architecture.

The tear-away system is what separates this pack from a well-divided bag: a single medic can pull several pre-built pouches and set them at different patient stations, turning one pack into distributed care. What each pouch can do is set by the supplies the unit loads and the provider's scope of practice.

Genuine Eberlestock

Sourced direct from the manufacturer or an authorized master distributor. Ships from MED-TAC International, Pembroke Pines, FL — clinician-founded, veteran-led, SDVOSB-certified.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Available Options:

Multicam
Coyote Tan
Military Green

SPECS & MEASUREMENTS

Specification	Value
Width	12 Inches
Length	20 Inches
Height	5.5 Inches
Weight	3.10 Lbs.
Dimensions	28 Liters - 1,717 c.i.

CLINICAL RATIONALE

Clinical rationale (why this pack form factor matters)

MARCH-first organization reduces treatment latency. Prehospital trauma care is sequenced by MARCH; gear staged in those lanes shortens the cognitive and physical steps between recognition and intervention during high-stress events. (TCCC/CoTCCC is the standard for modern battlefield-inspired prehospital care.) Joint Trauma System
Hypothermia prevention is time-critical. Trauma hypothermia worsens coagulopathy and mortality; a pack that reserves dedicated space for insulation assets and rapid access supports early H in MARCH. Joint Trauma System
Mass-casualty handoff is a real use case. Rip-away, prebuilt sub-kits allow rapid distribution to teammates or bystanders under direction, sustaining simultaneous care across multiple casualties. Eberlestock
Standardization supports training and QA. A fixed internal architecture lets agencies issue one layout, one labeling scheme, and one inspection routine—aligning with TCCC’s doctrine-driven approach to prehospital systems of care. WHS ESD

Equipment justification (why this specific shell)

Purpose-built interior for trauma workflows. The main bay includes seven tear-away pouches and two tear-away accessory panels so teams can pre-stage MARCH sub-kits and deploy them instantly in MASCAL; the design explicitly supports velcro lane labels for identification under stress.
Vehicle/threshold friendly. A flat, low-profile silhouette stays close to the body for seated patrol, doorway work, and confined spaces, while still opening full clamshell for on-scene access.
Standalone or framed carry. Independent shoulder straps let you run it on its own or detach from the Mission Frame for load transfer/quick-release depending on mission profile.
Duty-grade materials with known specs. 500D nylon shell, 210D lining, ~1,717 cu in capacity, and ~3 lb 10 oz empty weight strike the balance between durability and speed for a first-in trauma shell.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is the encyclopedic main compartment on the Eberlestock Mission Medic Pack?

The encyclopedic main compartment opens completely flat like a book, exposing all seven rip-away pouches and two accessory panels simultaneously. Unlike traditional zipper pocket bags where compartments must be opened sequentially, this layout allows a medic to see and reach all supplies at once — a significant advantage in mass casualty and low-visibility environments.

What colors is the Eberlestock Mission Medic Pack available in?

The Mission Medic Pack is available in three colors at MED-TAC International: Multicam (SKU MM1MM), Coyote Tan (SKU MM1MC), and Military Green (SKU MM1MJ). All three colors are available at the same weight (3.5 lb) and with the same 500D Ripstop Nylon construction.

How many rip-away pouches does the Mission Medic Pack include?

The Mission Medic Pack includes seven rip-away pouches plus two accessory panels in the main compartment. Each rip-away pouch can be torn from the pack with a single pull for immediate bedside use or handoff to a second medic. This modular design supports TCCC MARCH protocol organization by assigning pouches to specific care categories.

Is the Eberlestock Mission Medic Pack compatible with the Eberlestock EMOD Frame?

Yes. The Mission Medic Pack is designed to integrate with the Eberlestock Mission EMOD Pack Frame using the same attachment system of zippers, buckles, and oval tri-glides. Mounting the pack on the EMOD frame enhances load transfer for heavy medical loadouts and allows the harness to be fitted independently of the pack.

Is the Mission Medic Pack suitable for TEMS and law enforcement medical operations?

Yes. The Mission Medic Pack is purpose-built for tactical environments, featuring 500D Ripstop Nylon construction, full MOLLE exterior for supplemental storage, front pockets with loop lining for patch or reference card attachment, and shock cord anchor points for external IFAK pouches. The three camouflage color options (Multicam, Coyote Tan, Military Green) are standard in military and TEMS operational contexts.

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