If you are an ALS or BLS provider working in remote areas, this kit offers exceptional organization and volume while still remaining a comfortable belt pack.
Average Customer Rating:
4.7
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5
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3 of 3(100%)customers would recommend this product to a friend.
Customer Reviews for Infinity Pro Modular Medical Kit
Review 1 for Infinity Pro Modular Medical Kit
Overall:
5out of5
Organization:
5out of5
Comfort:
2out of5
Durability:
5out of5
SAR59
Operating Environment: Search and Rescue
Medical Certification: EMT-B/Wilderness EMT
Sweet jump bag
Date:November 27, 2007
Pros: Well built, good organization,
Cons: Uncomfortable when worn as a hip pack
"This bag is everything I would expect from a Conterra product. It is well built, has a nice organized layout, and well thought out. I have been using this as a jump kit in my car for travel and SAR use. I could not believe how much stuff I was able to cram in that thing. There are only 2 things I don't particularly like about this bag. When worn as a hip/fanny pack this is very uncomfortable especially once it is outfitted. 2nd I think this bag could benefit from a more robust handle on the top.
All in all this is a nice bag that holds a deceptively large amount in a compact case."
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Review 2 for Infinity Pro Modular Medical Kit
Overall:
5out of5
Organization:
5out of5
Comfort:
3out of5
Durability:
5out of5
Tephra
Great Gear Bag for WFR or EMT
Date:October 17, 2007
Pros: Good construction, organization, and durability
Cons: Can be bulky if you carry as pack
"This is an excellent gear bag that would work well at bascamp or to carry in your vehicle. Enough room for all your basic supplies and equipment."
Cons: Doesn't carry well as a hip pack if packed with ALS equipment
"I love the organization of this pack, great small jump pack for a vehicle, one of the most well-organized and easy-to-work-out-of packs by Conterra. My only issue is that it doesn't carry really well as a hip-pack if you pack it with an ALS load (IV fluids/intubation equipment in the outer pockets). In this configuration, the bulk of the weight sits far away from the belt. If your primary use is as a hip pack, I would use the Conterra Patrol III, which doesn't have the same organization, but rides much better."