Eberlestock Mission Medic Pack

Q: Is this the fully stocked medical kit?
A: No. This listing is for the empty pack only—no medical supplies are included. You’re buying the shell and its built-in organization so you can stage your own loadout. (Loaded version planned separately.)

Q: What internal organization does the pack include out of the box?
A: The main compartment opens fully and ships with seven tear-away pouches and two tear-away accessory panels so you can pre-build sub-kits and deploy them fast (e.g., MASCAL hand-off). It also includes 5 MARCH pockets, 3 flat zip pockets, and 1 organizer integrated into the layout. Eberlestock

Q: Does the pack come with labels or color coding?
A: The interior is purpose-built for labeled sub-kits and quick identification under stress; you can add your own Velcro labels to match agency protocols. (Labels/contents not included.) Eberlestock

Q: What are the key technical features?
A: The pack clamshells open, has stowable low-profile shoulder straps, and is compatible with the Mission Frame for load carriage or quick detachment when needed. Eberlestock

Q: Capacity, weight, and size?
A: Volume: 1,717 cu in • Weight (empty): 3 lb 10 oz • Dimensions: 20” H × 12” W × 5.5” D. Eberlestock

Q: What is the shell made from?
A: 500D nylon with 210D nylon lining—a durable, field-ready construction tuned for mission use. Eberlestock

Q: Will it integrate with our existing carriage systems?
A: Yes. It’s designed to run standalone with its own shoulder straps or clip to the Mission Frame; exterior real estate supports adding pouches and accessories as needed. Eberlestock

Q: Does it ride comfortably in vehicles or tight corridors?
A: The pack’s flat, low-profile design helps it sit close to the body for vehicle seating and doorwork, while still allowing full clamshell access when you’re on scene. Eberlestock

Q: What’s included with purchase?
A: The empty pack with its integrated organization (7 tear-away pouches, 2 tear-away panels, MARCH pockets, flat zip pockets, organizer). No medical consumables, tools, or adhesives are included. Eberlestock

Q: Any warranty information?
A: The Mission Medic Pack is backed by Eberlestock’s lifetime warranty; see Eberlestock’s site for policy details. Eberlestock

Q: Can we order a stocked/loaded version later?
A: Yes—our stocked configuration will be sold separately. This FAQ and listing refer only to the empty shell so you can stage per your medical direction.

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.