First Responder Bag with Foldable Drag Litter (FLDS)
6:8 Medical Solutions · Aid Bag + Casualty Evacuation System Treat the casualty. Then move them. One responder, one load. Most responder bags end their usefulness the moment the patient has to leave the spot where they fell. This one doesn't. The 6:8 Medical Solutions First Responder Bag ships with the Foldable Drag Litter System (FLDS) included — a 20 × 12 × 6 in aid bag paired with a rigid-base casualty platform that stores at 18 × 10 × 1.5 in and opens to a full 78 in. Eight carry handles, four G-hook restraint straps, an integrated drag strap, and a wipe-clean rubberized top over an ABS underside. Manufacturer-rated to 300 lb. Litter Included78 in Platform300 lb Rated4 Colorways The tourniquet is on. The airway is managed. Now the patient is still in the ditch, the stairwell, the treeline, or the hot zone — and the rigid litter is racked on apparatus that hasn't arrived. This is the seam where prehospital care routinely fails: not in the treatment, but in the movement afterward. If you had to move a casualty right now, using only what you carried in — could you? This system answers that question in the affirmative before the call comes in. The aid bag carries your protocol. The included FLDS gives you a deployable extraction platform in the same load — no second trip to the vehicle, no improvised drag, no waiting on a carry team that may not exist. Unfold, load, run the four straps, and either drag the casualty out alone or put up to eight hands on the handles and carry. What Ships In The Box 1 × First Responder Bag A 20 × 12 × 6 in responder medical bag for organized transport of treatment equipment. Ships empty — loaded to your own protocol and scope of practice. Available in Black, Multicam Green, Olive Drab Green, and Rescue Orange. 1 × Foldable Drag Litter (FLDS) Rubberized fabric top over a rigid ABS bottom. Eight carry handles, four G-hook securing straps, integrated drag strap. Folds to 18 × 10 × 1.5 in, deploys to 78 × 18 in. Manufacturer-rated to 300 lb. Why The Litter Matters More Than The Bag Rigid ABS Underside A hard base slides across dirt, gravel, grass, stairs, and rubble instead of catching on it. That is the difference between dragging a patient and dragging the ground along with them. Four G-Hook Restraint Straps Positive casualty capture across torso and legs, so the patient stays on the platform through drags, lifts, and grade changes rather than sliding off at the worst moment. Eight Carry Handles Spreads the load across a two-, four-, or six-person carry and gives you options when a corridor, stairwell, or embankment won't allow a straight lift. Integrated Drag Strap Single-rescuer extraction to cover. One point of pull aligned with the long axis of the patient, so the load tracks straight behind you instead of yawing. 1.5 In Folded Profile Stows flat against or inside the bag. You are not choosing between carrying a litter and carrying your kit — the extraction capability comes along by default. Wipe-Clean Rubberized Top A non-porous patient surface decontaminates between uses rather than absorbing blood and body fluid the way bare nylon webbing does. Know The Rating Before You Need It The FLDS carries a manufacturer-stated maximum load of 300 lb. That is a real ceiling and we are not going to bury it in a spec table. A 300 lb rating covers the majority of adult casualties. It does not cover a large patient in full kit, and it does not cover bariatric evacuation. If your response profile includes armored patrol officers in plates, firefighters in structural gear, or bariatric transport, spec a higher-rated rigid platform for those calls and carry this system as your rapid, always-present option. Match the platform to the load — that decision belongs in the planning phase, not in the stairwell. Who Carries It Tactical Medics & TEMS — treatment kit and extraction platform in a single carry for care-under-fire and tactical field care movement. EMS & Rescue Task Force — warm-zone casualty movement to the collection point without waiting on a stair chair or long board. Search & Rescue — a sliding surface for uneven ground where wheeled transport is simply not an option. Fire & Rescue — a compact drag platform for the rapid intervention and downed-responder problem set. Military Medics — TCCC treatment and CASEVAC capability carried forward as one item, not two. Remote & Austere Medicine — expedition, range, and industrial settings where the nearest ambulance is a phone call and an hour away. Complete The Chain This system carries and moves. It does not treat, warm, or distribute load over a long carry. Those are separate decisions — make them now, not on scene. + M11 Modular Medical Aid BagThe step-up platform from the same manufacturer — clamshell Cordura® construction, a patented interlock organization system, and four exterior tourniquet holders.+ H.E.A.T. SetHypothermia management for the transport leg. The H in MARCH does not pause because the patient is moving.+ Litter Carry Harness SetShoulder-worn load distribution for long carries — takes the litter off your grip and onto your frame. Stage It Before You Need It The extraction plan you didn't stock is the one you'll improvise under stress. Put treatment and casualty movement in the same bag now. Shipped from a clinician-founded, veteran-led team. Litter IncludedSingle-Rescuer DragNo AssemblySDVOSB Key Specifications Manufacturer 6:8 Medical Solutions System Part Number FRB-FL Litter Part Number FLDS Bag Dimensions 20 in × 12 in × 6 in Litter Folded Dimensions 18 in (H) × 10 in (W) × 1.5 in (D) Litter Deployed Dimensions 78 in (L) × 18 in (W) Maximum Carrying Load 300 lb (manufacturer-stated) Litter Top Material Rubberized fabric — wipe-clean patient surface Litter Bottom Material Rigid ABS Carry Handles 8 integrated Securing Straps 4 × G-hook straps Patient Movement Carry or drag — integrated drag strap Colorways Black (BL), Multicam Green (MC), Olive Drab Green (OD), Rescue Orange (RO) Medical Supplies Not included — bag ships empty When to Choose the First Responder Bag with FLDS You Respond Away From The Truck — Tactical entries, wildland, trailheads, industrial interiors, and campus interiors where the distance between the patient and the vehicle is the actual problem. Solo Or Two-Person Response — The integrated drag strap and rigid base let one rescuer move a secured casualty without waiting for a carry team to assemble. You Are Replacing A Bag Anyway — Buying the aid bag and litter as a system is a cleaner build than bolting an extraction platform onto a bag that was never designed to carry one. Rough Or Wheel-Hostile Terrain — Gravel, grass, mud, stairs, and rubble where a wheeled cot or stair chair stops working and a soft drag sheet snags. High-Visibility Response Roles — The Rescue Orange colorway is the correct call for SAR, ski patrol, marine, and disaster-response teams that need the kit found fast in low light or clutter. First Responder Bag with FLDS vs. The Alternatives vs. Buying Bag And Litter Separately — The separate route gives you free choice of bag and a higher-capacity litter if you need one. This system gives you both in one SKU, one shipment, and one purchase order — which matters when you are outfitting a team rather than an individual. vs. The M11 Modular Medical Aid Bag — The M11 is the more heavily engineered bag: patented interlock organization, clamshell workspace, four exterior tourniquet holders. But its drag-litter pocket ships empty. Choose the M11 when internal organization is the priority; choose this system when you want the extraction platform in the box. vs. Rigid Folding Litters (TALON II class) — Full rigid litters offer higher load ratings and true two-person carry ergonomics, at several times the price and a footprint that lives on apparatus. This is the always-with-you option, not the ambulance-grade replacement. vs. Roll-Up Rescue Stretchers (Sked class) — Roll-up systems are purpose-built for technical, confined-space, and high-angle rigging with vertical hoist capability. The FLDS does not do rigging. If your mission is rope rescue, buy the rigging platform. Frequently Asked Questions Q: Is the drag litter actually included, or is it an add-on? A: Included. One First Responder Bag and one Foldable Drag Litter (FLDS) ship together as a single system under part number FRB-FL. You are not buying a bag with an empty litter pocket. Q: Does it come with medical supplies? A: No. The bag ships empty and is loaded to your own protocol, scope of practice, and agency formulary. Tourniquets, hemostatic dressings, chest seals, airways, and hypothermia management are sold separately. Q: What is the maximum patient weight? A: 300 lb, manufacturer-stated, for the FLDS litter. That covers most adult casualties but not a large patient in body armor or structural firefighting gear, and not bariatric transport. Spec a higher-rated rigid platform for those profiles. Q: Can one person drag a casualty with it? A: Yes — that is what the integrated drag strap and rigid ABS underside are for. Secure the casualty with all four G-hook straps before dragging, and pull along the long axis of the litter so the load tracks straight rather than yawing. Q: Does the litter provide spinal immobilization? A: No. The FLDS is a casualty transport and extraction platform, not a spinal immobilization device. The rigid base provides a supportive, non-conforming surface, but it is not a substitute for a long spine board, vacuum mattress, or your agency's immobilization protocol. Q: How is the litter cleaned between uses? A: The rubberized top surface is non-porous and wipes down with your agency's approved surface disinfectant. Follow your organization's bloodborne pathogen and equipment decontamination policy for contact time and documentation. Q: Which colorway should a team standardize on? A: Black and Olive Drab Green for low-visibility tactical and military use, Multicam Green where the rest of the kit is patterned, and Rescue Orange where the priority is finding the bag fast — SAR, ski patrol, marine, disaster response, and MCI caches. Q: Can this be quoted for agency, GSA, or international procurement? A: Yes. MED-TAC International is an SDVOSB supporting agency, GSA, and international B2B procurement. Contact us for a formal quote with volume pricing and standardized colorways across a team buy. Related searches: first responder bag with drag litter, FRB-FL, 6:8 Medical first responder bag, medical bag with built in litter, tactical medic bag with stretcher, aid bag and drag litter combo, casualty evacuation bag, CASEVAC bag, SWAT medic bag, rescue orange medical bag, multicam medic bag, foldable drag litter system, FLDS litter, EMS bag with litter, TCCC aid bag All products sourced from the actual brand manufacturer or authorized master distributors. Load ratings and dimensions are manufacturer-stated. Ships from MED-TAC International, South Florida, US of A — clinician-founded, veteran-led, SDVOSB-certified.
Black, Multicam Green, Olive Drab Green, Rescue Orange