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SKU: TT-7516-040

Type: EMS Bag

Vendor: Tasmanian Tiger

Tasmanian Tiger Survival (MEDIC) Pack

Name: Tasmanian Tiger Survival (MEDIC) Pack
Brand: Tasmanian Tiger
SKU: TT-7516-040
Price: 147.0 GBP
Availability: InStock

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Color: Black

Black

Olive Drab

Coyote Tan

Multicam

£147.00

PRODUCT INFORMATION

Tasmanian Tiger · Escape, Survival & Medic Pack

Tasmanian Tiger Survival (MEDIC) Pack

A multi-purpose escape, survival and medical pack with a fully expandable main compartment holding six transparent-lidded pockets, four of them removable. A large interior MOLLE hook-and-loop field takes additional panels, two shallow front pockets handle documents, and a double-sided rain cover with an orange warning stripe ships in the box. About 3.0 lb empty, in four colorways, sold unstocked.

6 clear-lid pockets · 4 removableExpandable main compartmentRain cover + tac marker included~3.0 lb empty · pack only

Clear lids are the point. Identifying a pouch by reading it beats identifying it by opening it, and in a survival or casualty context that difference is measured in minutes.

What's Included

A pack sold without medical supplies. Colors: Black · Olive Drab · Coyote Tan · Multicam. Tap a section for what ships in the box and for the compartment layout, mounting and dimensions.

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

1× Survival (MEDIC) Pack body, in the color selected
6× Transparent-lidded pockets inside the main compartment — four of them removable
1× Double-sided rain cover, one side carrying an orange warning stripe
1× Tac marker for field marking and patient identification
Large interior MOLLE hook-and-loop area for additional panels or pouches
2× Shallow zippered front document compartments
No medical supplies, survival consumables, water or shelter items are included — the pack ships unstocked

VIEW ▾Layout, Mounting & Weight — how it is organized and how it carries

Weight approximately 3.0 lb (1,361 g) empty
Fully expandable main compartment — the volume follows the load rather than fixing it
Four of the six clear-lidded pockets lift out, so the configuration changes between a survival build and a medical build without repacking everything
Interior MOLLE hook-and-loop field accepts insert panels or additional pouches
Two shallow front zippered pockets keep documents out of the medical and survival space
Belt-mount and MOLLE compatible — attaches to plate carriers, vests or a ruck for integrated carry
The rain cover reverses: low-visibility on the standard side, orange warning stripe on the other for signaling and mass-casualty marking in SAR, CASEVAC and disaster response

▾Specifications

Tasmanian Tiger Survival (MEDIC) Pack — specifications

Specification	Detail
Manufacturer	Tasmanian Tiger (TT)
SKU — Black	TT-7516-040
SKU — Olive Drab	TT-7516-331
SKU — Coyote Tan	TT-7516-346
Colors	Black · Olive Drab · Coyote Tan · Multicam
Weight (empty)	≈3.0 lb (1,361 g)
Main compartment	Fully expandable; 6 pockets (4 removable) with transparent lids
MOLLE / hook-and-loop	Large interior MOLLE hook-and-loop area
Front pockets	2 shallow zippered document compartments
Mounting	Belt-mount and MOLLE compatible
Included	Double-sided rain cover (one side orange warning stripe) and tac marker
Medical supplies included	No — pack only

The legacy page lists part numbers for Black, Olive Drab and Coyote Tan but none for Multicam, and gives no overall dimensions or capacity in liters. Confirm both with Tasmanian Tiger before an agency buy.

▾Who Carries It

SAR, CASEVAC and disaster response, where the orange rain-cover side doubles as a signaling and casualty-marking surface · Tactical medics and unit medical NCOs building a compact treatment pack with visible, category-separated pockets · Escape-and-evasion and personal survival carry, the role the pack is named for · Agencies that want one platform reconfigurable between a survival build and a medical build.

The pack does two jobs, and the buyer should decide which one it is doing before loading it. Label the four removable pockets by category and keep the same category in the same position across a team — the transparent lids only speed anything up if the contents are where the next person expects them.

Genuine Tasmanian Tiger

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:

Black
Olive Drab
Coyote Tan
Multicam

SPECS & MEASUREMENTS

Specifications coming soon. Contact us for detailed product information.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Is the Tasmanian Tiger Survival (MEDIC) Pack a survival bag, a medical bag, or both?

Both. The TT Survival (MEDIC) Pack is a multi-purpose platform designed as an escape and survival backpack for personal survival equipment, while simultaneously providing the transparent-lidded pockets and hook-and-loop organization that make it highly effective as a compact medic pack or personal medical carry. The "MEDIC" designation acknowledges both use cases equally.

How does the transparent-lid pocket system work in the Survival MEDIC Pack?

The main compartment contains six pockets with transparent (clear) lids, allowing the user to visually identify contents at a glance without opening each section. Four of the six pockets are removable for complete configuration flexibility. This design is especially valuable in medical applications, where rapid content identification under stress reduces time-to-intervention.

What mounting options does the TT Survival MEDIC Pack support?

The Survival (MEDIC) Pack supports both belt-mount and MOLLE attachment, allowing it to be mounted directly on plate carriers, tactical vests, or rucks for integrated carry. The belt-mount option enables waist carry for quick access during patrol or vehicle operations, while MOLLE compatibility allows attachment to virtually any MOLLE-equipped system.

What is the double-sided rain cover included with the TT Survival MEDIC Pack?

The included rain cover is double-sided: one side is standard low-visibility matching the pack color, while the other side features a warning orange stripe for signaling, patient marking, and mass casualty identification. This dual functionality supports both operational concealment (standard side) and emergency visibility / SAR / CASEVAC marking (orange side) without carrying a separate signaling item.

What colors is the TT Survival MEDIC Pack available in?

The Tasmanian Tiger Survival (MEDIC) Pack is available in Black (SKU: TT-7516-040), Olive Drab (SKU: TT-7516-331), Coyote Tan (SKU: TT-7516-346), and Multicam. All color variants include the same pocket system, rain cover, tac marker, and mounting options.

Tasmanian Tiger Survival (MEDIC) Pack

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What mounting options does the TT Survival MEDIC Pack support?

What is the double-sided rain cover included with the TT Survival MEDIC Pack?

What colors is the TT Survival MEDIC Pack available in?

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