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TCCC IFAK, outdoors

Built for Mobility & Medical Performance

The MARCH TCCC IFAK offers a convenient kit that adheres to the MARCH protocol of care and includes products recommended by the Committee on Tactical Combat Casualty Care.

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70-0515

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70-1123

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70-0680

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70-0700

4.0
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70-0714

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70-0200

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70-0338

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Mountain Rescue Packs

Large-capacity packs built for alpine and wilderness environments, capable of carrying a full medical gear load plus additional equipment for an extended mission.

  • Best For: SAR teams, mountain rescue, wilderness medics
  • Size / Format: Large frame backpacks, 3,700+ ci
  • Focus: Extended backcountry response
  • Carry Method: Carries a complete rescue kit over rugged terrain
Mountain Rescue Packs

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Rapid Response Packs

Lightweight, slim-profile packs for shorter SAR missions and ski patrol roles that demand speed and mobility.

  • Best For: Ski patrol, hasty SAR, mountain bike patrol
  • Size / Format: Mid-size backpacks, streamlined profile
  • Focus: Fast response with essential medical gear
  • Carry Method: Backpack with torso-hugging fit
Rapid Response Packs

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Aero-Medical Packs

Packs engineered specifically for flight crews and aeromedical teams with organization built around airway management and rapid access.

  • Best For: Flight crews, aeromedical teams, HEMS
  • Size / Format: Medium backpacks with modular access
  • Focus: Airway, advanced life support, aero operations
  • Carry Method: Backpack or sling configuration
  • Benefit: Purpose-built for aeromedical rescue operations
Aero-Medical Packs

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Aid Belt Packs

Waist-worn packs that keep medical gear accessible without a full backpack for patrol responders covering terrain on foot, by bike, or on skis.

  • Best For: Ski patrol, SAR volunteers, EMS trail response
  • Size / Format: Belt-mounted packs, 3–5 zippered pockets
  • Focus: Hands-free carry with fast access to first aid
  • Carry Method: Worn on waist or as a sling pack
Aid Belt Packs

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Pack Accessories

Add-on pockets and expansion panels that extend the capacity and organization of your existing rescue pack.

  • Best For: Any SAR team member expanding kit capacity
  • Size / Format: Modular pockets and expansion panels
  • Increasing storage and organization: Carry Method
  • Attaches directly to compatible rescue packs: Benefit
  • Expand your rescue pack without replacing it:
Pack Accessories

Be Prepared for It All

Rescue Essentials has spent nearly two decades sourcing gear that first responders and rescue professionals depend on in the field. Our SAR and wilderness packs come from trusted brands like Conterra, which has nearly 30 years of rescue pack development behind it. These are not generic outdoor gear bags. They are purpose-built search and rescue gear systems designed around what a working rescue team actually needs.

FAQs

How do I choose the right rescue pack for my role?
Start with your mission profile and your personal level of training. If you are on a SAR team performing a hasty search and covering technical terrain quickly, a rapid response pack like the CrossBow II gives you the mobility you need. If you are a prehospital healthcare provider carrying a full ALS gear load on extended SAR operations in alpine environments, a large frame pack like the Longbow Ranger or ALS Extreme is the right call. Aid belt packs work well when you need medical gear on your body without a full backpack. Contact our team if you want help matching a pack to your specific rescue call type, or if you are buying in bulk for your whole team or agency.
Are these packs compatible with Conterra MOS organizer pockets?
Yes. Most Conterra packs in this collection are lined with hook-and-loop compatible fabric and are designed to accept Conterra M.O.S. compatible organizational pockets and IDM pockets sold separately. This lets each team member configure their personal gear load without modifying the pack itself. It is also a practical system for new recruit onboarding, since organizers can be transferred between packs within the same rescue team.
Can these packs handle inclement weather and sub-zero temperatures?
Conterra builds their rescue packs from Cordura nylon and diamond plate ripstop pack cloth, materials chosen specifically for durability in demanding field conditions. Several packs in this collection feature waterproof zippers. For protection from wet backcountry environments, the Granite Gear Ultra Light Roll Top Drysack provides an additional waterproof storage option. Packs used in sub-zero temperatures should be checked regularly for zipper function, and gear stored inside should follow your agency's cold weather equipment protocols.
Do these packs come filled with medical gear?
No. The packs in this collection are sold as empty bags only and do not include medical equipment or first aid kit supplies. This is standard for professional rescue gear because every SAR team, agency and rescue professional has different protocols, supply preferences, and gear lists. We carry the components you need to fill your rescue kit separately. If you need help building a gear list or want a quote for a custom kit for your agency, our team can help through our Contract Sales program.
Are these packs appropriate for rescue volunteers as well as paid teams?
Yes. The packs in this collection are used by both paid rescue professionals and unpaid volunteers serving on local SAR squads, ski patrols and community response teams across the United States. Every pack in this collection is built to a professional standard that works equally well for an organized SAR team and an independent rescue volunteer. We also support agencies and departments with volume pricing, professional discounts and custom kit builds through our Contract Sales and quote request programs.

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