U.S. Issue Medic Backpack

The U.S. Army MOLLE II Medical Bag is made to be a fully organized compact backpack including 6 removable pouches that you can customize with what you need.   The backpack measures about 17” x 14” x 9" with a large main compartment, internal removable bandolier pouch and two flip out removable side pockets. Each medic backpack also includes 6 IFAK pouches that may be attached or used as throw bags for bleed control. The medic backpack was designed to either use it comfortable hide-a-way backpack shoulder straps and hip belt or attach it to a main rucksack.  Think of this as a compact military issue STOMP bag.  This is a great bag to use as it was intended for medical supplies or repurpose for tools, computer gear or anything else you need to carry. This can be the most organized pack in your collection

Features & Specs

• Main compartment with slide fastener
• Medic Pack with quick ditch shoulder straps
• MOLLE webbing on the sides of the pack
• (2) interior removable 16" x 14" fold out panels with two mesh pouches
• (4) inner mesh pockets with hook-and-loop closures
• (8) detachable IFAK pouches
• Back organizer panel with 1 main pocket, 3 smaller pockets designed for IV or other gear
• Woodland Color also includes a Combat Medic Vest and Magazine pouch
• Clear map/document case with hook-and-loop closure
• Adjustable padded shoulder straps
• Padded Back
• Metal drainage grommets
• Made in the U.S.A

Condition Guide

Surplus is real military gear, and the exact conditions may vary.  We grade used military surplus to give you options and offer a clearer description. Military gear was built well and used by soldiers proving its tested quality.  We hope you find that it serves you well. 

Grade 1 Like New:  Out of the factory case or may have only minor signs of use or storage marks.

Grade 2 Used: What we call normal used surplus. The gear is fully usable and shows normal signs of use with a lot of life left. Some items may have stains, writing, color fading, repairs, and or surface rust on them.  We find that up to a small 1/4” hole or frays does not repair well and do not affect the gears performance.