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SKU: G35011RE

Type: EMS Bag

Vendor: StatPacks

StatPacks G3+ MEDSLINGER

Name: StatPacks G3+ MEDSLINGER
Brand: StatPacks
SKU: G35011RE
Price: 135.75 USD
Availability: InStock

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Weight: 3 lbs Size: 23 Liters Brand: StatPacks

Your Price: $135.75

Color: Red

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$135.75

PRODUCT INFORMATION

StatPacks · 23L EMS Sling Bag

StatPacks G3+ MEDSLINGER

A 23-litre EMS sling bag on a single foam-molded shoulder strap that rotates from behind the shoulder to the front of the body in one motion, exposing both main compartments without taking the bag off. Transparent and mesh interior pockets, oversized silicone zipper rings and a tarpaulin bottom panel. Sold empty in Red, Green, Blue and Black.

23 L / 1,400 in³1.9–2.0 lbSwing-to-front accessSold empty · 4 colors

Between the IFAK pouch and the backpack there is a gap: enough capacity to matter, light enough to keep on the body while you work.

What's Included

A carry platform sold unstocked. Colors: Red · Green · Blue · Black — construction identical, SKU differs by color. Tap a section for what ships and how the compartments are laid out.

VIEW ▾In the Box — bag and strap — no medical supplies

1× StatPacks G3+ MEDSLINGER in the selected color
1× Single foam-molded shoulder strap with quick-release adjustable buckle
Transparent and mesh interior pockets in both main compartments
ID window for bag labelling or crew accountability
No airway equipment, medications, dressings or hemorrhage-control supplies are included — the bag ships empty

VIEW ▾Compartment Layout & Dimensions — pockets, access and construction

External 18" H × 13–14" W × 6" D; 23 litres / 1,400 in³; 1.9–2.0 lb empty
Two main zippered compartments, both exposed at once when the bag swings to the front
Main pocket 8" × 12" × 4"; middle pocket 13" × 8" × 3"; top pocket 12" × 7" × 2"
Top front stash pocket for items needed on the walk in
Transparent and mesh pockets throughout, so contents are identified without opening each pouch
Oversized silicone zipper rings for one-handed opening with wet or gloved hands
Tarpaulin bottom panel for abrasion and fluid resistance at the highest-contact surface
Quick-release adjustable buckle sets strap length per provider and drops the bag instantly for stationary care

▾Specifications

StatPacks G3+ MEDSLINGER — specifications

Specification	Detail
Manufacturer	StatPacks (USA)
Model	G35011
SKU — Red	G35011RE
SKU — Green	G35011GN
SKU — Blue	G35011BU
SKU — Black	G35011TK
Dimensions	18" H × 13–14" W × 6" D
Capacity	23 litres / 1,400 in³
Weight	1.9–2.0 lb
Carry system	Single foam-molded shoulder strap with quick-release adjustable buckle
Sling feature	Swings from back to front for full access without removing the pack
Compartments	2 main zipped (transparent + mesh pockets); top front stash pocket
Pocket dimensions	Main 8"×12"×4" · Middle 13"×8"×3" · Top 12"×7"×2"
Zipper pulls	Oversized silicone rings — glove-friendly
Bottom	Tarpaulin panel for abrasion and fluid resistance
Colors	Red · Green · Blue · Black
Contents	Sold empty — no medical supplies included

Legacy data gave the model number as G35011 in one place and as four colour-suffixed SKUs in another; both are recorded above. Width is published by the manufacturer as a 13–14 in. range.

▾Who Carries It

EMS providers building ACLS, PALS or BVM-focused kits in a bag that stays on the body during an active response · Athletic trainers and sideline medical staff who move constantly and cannot stop to set a backpack down and open it · Event and standby medical covering ground on foot · Personal emergency response, where a low-profile, non-clinical-looking bag is the point.

The bag fills the gap between a small IFAK pouch and a full backpack: enough capacity for a working loadout at under two pounds empty. What goes in it is set by your service's protocol and scope of practice — the sling is carriage, not capability.

Genuine StatPacks

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:

Red
Green
Blue
Black

SPECS & MEASUREMENTS

Specification	Value
Width	14 Inches
Length	18 Inches
Height	12 Inches
Weight	3 lbs
Dimensions	23 Liters

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is the capacity of the StatPacks G3+ MEDSLINGER?

The G3+ MEDSLINGER holds approximately 23 liters (1,400 cubic inches) across two main zippered compartments and a top front stash pocket. Pocket dimensions are: main compartment 8"×12"×4", middle pocket 13"×8"×3", and top pocket 12"×7"×2". Overall bag dimensions are approximately 18" H × 13-14" W × 6" D, and the bag weighs just 1.9–2.0 lbs empty — making it one of the lightest mid-capacity EMS bags in its class.

How does the sling design on the StatPacks MEDSLINGER work?

The MEDSLINGER uses a single foam-molded shoulder strap with a quick-release adjustable buckle. The sling design allows the wearer to swing the pack from behind the shoulder to the front of the body in one smooth motion, exposing both main compartments for immediate patient-side access without removing the bag. This hands-free swing-access feature is particularly valuable during active EMS response, event medical coverage, and sports medicine sideline work where stopping to remove a backpack wastes critical time.

What colors does the StatPacks G3+ MEDSLINGER come in?

The G3+ MEDSLINGER is available in four colors: Red (G35011RE), Green (G35011GN), Blue (G35011BU), and Black (G35011TK). Color options allow providers to choose based on agency color-coding conventions, operational visibility preferences, or personal carry scenarios. Black is common among providers who prefer a lower-profile personal carry format; Red and Blue maintain traditional EMS visibility standards.

Can the StatPacks MEDSLINGER be used for ACLS or PALS?

Yes. StatPacks specifically designates ACLS (Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support), PALS (Pediatric Advanced Life Support), and BVM (Bag-Valve Mask) configurations as primary applications for the MEDSLINGER. The 23-liter capacity accommodates adult and pediatric BVMs, airway adjuncts, cardiac monitoring electrodes, IV therapy supplies, and protocol-specific medications in the two organized main compartments. Contents are not included — the bag is sold empty.

Is the StatPacks G3+ MEDSLINGER compatible with StatPacks G3 cellular modules?

The MEDSLINGER is part of the StatPacks G3+ system and is designed to be compatible with G3+ cellular modules (IV Cell, Airway Cell, etc.), though its 23-liter sling format is more suited to one or two selected cells rather than the full multi-cell loadout that fits in larger packs like the G3+ Perfusion. Its transparent and mesh interior pockets, silicone zipper rings, and ID window are consistent with the broader StatPacks G3+ ecosystem for organized, systematic EMS equipment management.

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Is the StatPacks G3+ MEDSLINGER compatible with StatPacks G3 cellular modules?

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