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Evac Systems Oxy Backpack – SAR Oxygen & Trauma Response Pack

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Original price $425.22
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Original price $425.22
Current price $399.99
$399.99 - $399.99
Current price $399.99
SKU EP050
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The Ultimate Hands-Free Oxygen Solution for Remote Rescue The Evac Systems Oxy Backpack is engineered for rescuers who need to move fast and keep their hands free. Whether you are on skis, rappelling a cliff face, or hiking into the backcountry, this pack allows you to carry a complete oxygen and trauma setup comfortably on your back. Built to take a beating, it is constructed from 1,000 Denier Cordura® Nylon, ensuring it withstands rock abrasion, tree branches, and extreme weather without failure.

Key Features

  • Secure Oxygen Cylinder Mount: The main compartment features a dedicated retention system to hold an oxygen bottle (typically D or Jumbo D size) securely against the back panel, balancing the weight for long treks.
  • Removable Organizer Panel: Includes a double-sided internal panel attached via hook-and-loop (Velcro®). This panel is covered in pockets and elastic loops, allowing you to organize airways, IV kits, and meds, or rip the entire panel out to pass to a partner.
  • Rugged Protection: Foam padding is strategically placed throughout the bag to protect the regulator and delicate medical glass from impact during transport.
  • Mission-Specific Design: Designed specifically for Search and Rescue (SAR) teams and Ski Patrols, where mobility is the primary requirement.

Why It Matters Standard oxygen duffels are a liability in rough terrain. You cannot carry a stretcher and a duffel at the same time. The Oxy Backpack solves this by shifting the heavy O2 load to your shoulders/hips, freeing your hands to manage ropes, ski poles, or the litter.

How to Use

  1. Load: Secure the O2 cylinder in the center mount.
  2. Organize: Fill the removable panel with intubation kits, BVMs, and diagnostics.
  3. Carry: Use the padded shoulder straps to hike to the patient.
  4. Deploy: Lay the pack flat, unzip fully, and detach the organizer panel for immediate access to supplies.

Technical Overview The pack measures 18″ L x 9″ W x 24″ H, providing ample volume for a standard BLS or ALS loadout alongside the oxygen supply.

Compliance & Origin

  • Made in the USA
  • Search and Rescue (SAR): Hiking into remote scenes.
  • Ski Patrol: Transporting O2 on the slopes.
  • Tactical Medics: Hands-free oxygen deployment.
  • Disaster Response: Moving gear over debris fields.
  • Dimensions: 18″ L x 9″ W x 24″ H
  • Material: 1,000 Denier Cordura® Nylon
  • Cylinder Capacity: D or Jumbo D (Standard Portable)
  • Internal Storage: Removable Hook & Loop Panel
  • Padding: Foam Padded Structural Walls
  • Origin: Made in USA

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is the Evac Systems Oxy Backpack better than a standard oxygen duffel for backcountry rescue?

Standard oxygen duffels force you to carry the O2 supply in one hand, making it impossible to manage ropes, ski poles, or a litter simultaneously. The Evac Systems Oxy Backpack solves this critical problem by shifting the heavy oxygen cylinder load to your shoulders and hips using padded straps, completely freeing your hands. This is essential for SAR teams and Ski Patrols operating in rough terrain where you need to rappel, navigate obstacles, or carry a stretcher. The secure cylinder mount holds D or Jumbo D size bottles against the back panel, balancing the weight for long treks without compromising mobility.

Can I remove the organizer panel during a rescue operation?

Yes—the double-sided internal organizer panel is one of the Oxy Backpack's most tactical features. It attaches via hook-and-loop (Velcro®), allowing you to rip the entire panel out and hand it to a partner during multi-rescuer operations. The panel is covered in pockets and elastic loops for organizing airways, IV kits, BVMs, intubation supplies, and medications. This means you can deploy the pack flat on the ground, detach the organizer, and immediately access all your trauma gear without digging through the main compartment—critical when seconds matter.

Will the 1000 Denier Cordura construction hold up to rock abrasion and tree branches?

Absolutely. The Evac Systems Oxy Backpack is built from 1,000 Denier Cordura® Nylon specifically to withstand the punishment of backcountry rescue environments. This military-grade fabric resists tearing from sharp rocks, tree branches, and ice, and performs reliably in extreme weather conditions. Foam padding is strategically placed throughout the bag to protect your oxygen regulator and delicate medical glass (like IV bags and ampules) from impact during transport over rough terrain, rappelling, or skiing.

What size oxygen cylinder fits in the Oxy Backpack's retention system?

The main compartment features a dedicated retention system designed to securely hold D or Jumbo D size oxygen cylinders—the standard portable bottles used by most SAR teams and Ski Patrols. The cylinder mounts against the back panel, which balances the weight close to your center of gravity for comfortable long-distance carries. The pack measures 18″ L x 9″ W x 24″ H, providing ample volume for a complete BLS or ALS loadout alongside the oxygen supply. Note: Oxygen cylinder and medical supplies are not included.

Is the Evac Systems Oxy Backpack designed for Ski Patrol use on the slopes?

Yes—this pack is mission-specific for Ski Patrols and Search and Rescue teams where mobility is the primary requirement. Whether you're skiing to an injured patient on a black diamond run, hiking into a backcountry avalanche scene, or rappelling a cliff face, the Oxy Backpack allows you to carry a complete oxygen and trauma setup hands-free. The padded shoulder straps distribute weight evenly, and the rugged 1000D Cordura construction withstands the abrasion from ski edges, chairlift contact, and snow/ice exposure. Made in the USA.