TALON II Model 90C Collapsible Handle Litter - North American Rescue

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TALON II Model 90C Collapsible Handle Litter

Name: TALON II Model 90C Collapsible Handle Litter
Brand: North American Rescue
SKU: MEDTAC0339
Price: 799.99 USD
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SKU: MEDTAC0339

Type: Patient Transport

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PRODUCT INFORMATION

North American Rescue — Rigid Quad-Fold Litter

TALON II Model 90C Collapsible Handle Litter

The U.S. Army's most versatile evacuation and treatment platform — a Certified Safe-to-Fly quad-fold rigid litter with retractable ergonomic handles that transitions from a 20.5″ compact package to a 90″ NATO-compatible platform. Rated to 1,200 lb with 6 IV attachment points; the core litter of the WALK® kit and vehicle life-saving system.

1,200 lbCollapsible handlesSafe-to-Fly6 IV points

A conventional rigid litter won't fit the compressed compartment of an up-armored Humvee at full length — so the platform that's supposed to evacuate the casualty can't ride in the vehicle that carries them.

How do you fit a full NATO-length litter inside an armored vehicle?

The retractable handle system is the 90C's defining feature. Handles collapsed, the litter is 78″ — short enough to floor-load inside standard military vehicles and helicopter compartments. Handles extended, it reaches 90″, the NATO-standard length for helicopter litter mounts, hospital transfer equipment, and multi-platform MEDEVAC interoperability. Automatic locking hinges hold the deployed configuration with no manual locking step, and the slip-resistant ripstop fabric is tested and approved with live chemical warfare agents for CBRN compatibility. Six IV attachment points support bilateral fluid administration during en-route TACEVAC care; two securing straps hold casualty position; the 1,200 lb payload and 1.5″ ground clearance give structural margin across terrain.

Why This Litter

78″ To 90″

Collapsed for vehicle and helicopter floor loading; extended to NATO-standard length.

Auto-Locking Hinges

Holds deployed configuration with no manual locking — faster under field conditions.

CBRN-Tested Fabric

Slip- and chemical-resistant ripstop, tested with live warfare agents.

1,200 lb / 6 IV Points

Structural margin plus bilateral IV/IO support for en-route care.

Who Fields It

Army & DoD ground units — WALK® and vehicle life-saving kits

Rotary-wing MEDEVAC — NATO-length compatibility extended

SOF & tactical EMS — compact rigid litter for confined platforms

Pair It Up

Build the evacuation load.

+ Gryphon® Carry HarnessTwo-person shoulder carry.+ Casualty EVAC EquipmentLitters, drags, and harnesses.+ Rescue Task Force EquipmentRTF and rescue gear.

The Litter, Up Close

Fits The Vehicle. Flies The Mission.

Genuine North American Rescue, shipped from a clinician-founded, veteran-led team.

1,200 lbSafe-to-FlyFast Dispatch

Genuine North American Rescue

Sourced direct from North American Rescue.

Specifications

Manufacturer	North American Rescue
Weight	16 lb 6 oz (7.4 kg)
Folded Dimensions	20.5″ H × 8.5″ W × 9.5″ D (handles collapsed)
Open — Collapsed	78″ L × 22.5″ W × 6″ D
Open — Extended	90″ L × 22.5″ W × 6″ D
Payload	1,200 lb (544.3 kg)
IV Points / Straps	6 IV attachment points; 2 securing straps
Fabric	Slip-/chemical-resistant ripstop; live-agent tested
Flight Certification	Certified Safe-to-Fly, U.S. Army Rotary Wing
Origin	North American Rescue

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All products sourced direct from North American Rescue. CoTCCC recommendation status verified where applicable. Ships from MED-TAC International, Pembroke Pines, FL — clinician-founded, veteran-led, SDVOSB-certified.

SPECS & MEASUREMENTS

Specifications coming soon. Contact us for detailed product information.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is the difference between the TALON II 90C and standard NATO rigid litters?

The TALON II 90C uses retractable ergonomic handles that collapse the total litter length from 90 inches (NATO-compatible with handles extended) to 78 inches (handles collapsed), allowing the litter to fit inside the compressed compartments of armored vehicles like the M1114 up-armored Humvee and other non-conventional vehicles that cannot accommodate a full 90-inch rigid litter. Standard NATO rigid litters are fixed at 90 inches and cannot adapt to vehicle interior constraints.

Is the TALON II 90C certified for helicopter operations?

Yes. The TALON II Model 90C is Certified Safe-to-Fly for U.S. Army Rotary Wing operations. This certification confirms that the litter has been tested and approved for use aboard Army rotary-wing aircraft including the UH-60 and similar platforms, ensuring structural integrity under the vibration, loading, and dynamic conditions of helicopter flight.

How many IV attachment points does the TALON II 90C have?

The TALON II 90C has 6 IV attachment points, enabling multi-site intravenous or intraosseous fluid administration during Tactical Evacuation Care (TACEVAC) while the patient is secured on the litter during transport. This is a critical capability for resuscitative care during medevac operations.

Is the TALON II 90C fabric tested for CBRN environments?

Yes. The slip-resistant, chemical-resistant ripstop fabric on the TALON II 90C has been tested and approved using live chemical warfare agents by Federal and private laboratories — the same testing standard as the NAR Stingray Poleless Litter. This confirms the litter can be used in CBRN-contaminated environments and decontaminated via standard procedures without fabric degradation.

What is the payload capacity of the TALON II 90C?

The TALON II Model 90C is rated to a 1,200 lb (544.3 kg) payload. Combined with automatic locking hinges that maintain structural rigidity without manual engagement steps, this payload rating supports all patient weights and multi-rescuer loading scenarios across all terrain and transport conditions.