Pacific Coast Series Intermediate I Trauma Bag with Empty Main Compartment Color:Orange stowaway rear-lift assembly Model:Post Mount for H700 Hydrant Valves

Name: Pacific Coast Series Intermediate I Trauma Bag with Empty Main Compartment Color:Orange stowaway rear-lift assembly Model:Post Mount for H700 Hydrant Valves
Brand: m7-performance.com
SKU: 29737047065
Price: 151.97 USD
Availability: InStock
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Mahogany paper grain — description and returns beneath the overlapping buy card.

Description

Pacific Coast Series Intermediate I Trauma Bag with Empty Main Compartment Color:Orange stowaway rear lift assembly Model:Post Mount for H700 Hydrant Valves stowaway rear lift assembly this pocket provides convenient storage for frequently used equipment without occupying valuable space inside the main compartment firefighters this trauma bag is built to withstand demanding emergency response environments while allowing users to customize the main compartment to meet their specific operational needs

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