Anyone using these bags? Thoughts and opinions?

B

Bosco836

Forum Lieutenant
Messages
155
Reaction score
1
Points
18
Our service is looking into purchasing a few new BLS First Response Bags.

While looking online, I came across these bags (which seem to be reasonably priced); however, I was wondering if anyone has actually had experice with or used these bags before. If so, would you reccomened them - why or why not?

http://www.dealmed.com/Products/Trauma-Bags/Large-Deluxe-Professional-Trauma-Bag

If not, is there another bag you've found that works well for your service at a similar price point?

Many thanks,
 
Bosco836 said:
Our service is looking into purchasing a few new BLS First Response Bags.

While looking online, I came across these bags (which seem to be reasonably priced); however, I was wondering if anyone has actually had experice with or used these bags before. If so, would you reccomened them - why or why not?

http://www.dealmed.com/Products/Trauma-Bags/Large-Deluxe-Professional-Trauma-Bag

If not, is there another bag you've found that works well for your service at a similar price point?

Many thanks,
Click to expand...

It looks like the bag that my service uses. It might be the same. I like them alot. They hold up to how abusive we are on things. We use them as both BLS bags and ALS bags.
 
That bag is what you will typically get for $60. The "good" bags are usually over $150. They include brands such as Iron Duck, Conterra, L.A. Trauma, and Ferno.
 
Looks like a camera bag. I like camera bags.

Vertical dividers for lenses etc. No personal experience with that brand.
 
My guess is that you get what you pay for... re: quality, durability and usefulness. As frdude said, stick to the reputable manufacturers. I have also had success with that style bag, but it all depends on the details.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top