Designed for Mass Casualty Incidents

Developed for mass casualty incident (MCI) scenarios, our compact PAX SEG Backpacks feature a flexible interior with removable hook-and-loop inner pouches and dedicated space for documentation. Both versions can be combined during operations to accommodate different equipment configurations.

Each PAX SEG Backpack comes equipped with Inner Pouch Set 1. The transparent pouches are available in various sizes and colors and can be individually labeled, allowing you to organize your equipment clearly and efficiently.

The inside of the lid provides ample storage for documentation, small accessories, and writing utensils. It includes slip pockets and elastic loops, with pen holders sized for ballpoint pens and permanent markers. Two additional pockets accommodate triage tags in different formats, while an A4-sized compartment is ideal for storing our clipboard.

Highly Visible. Easy to Disinfect.

The SEG Backpack places a strong emphasis on visibility. Reflective elements are applied to five sides of the backpack for excellent all-around visibility. To improve hygiene, the reflective material is bonded instead of stitched, and the hook-and-loop strips inside are welded for easier cleaning and disinfection.

The signature PAX triangle on the front and back further enhances visibility. A business card window on the rear allows for quick identification and personalization. A reinforced base, durable feet, and an easy-to-clean carrying handle complete the rugged design.

PAX SEG Backpack – Small & Large

• Emergency backpack designed for SEG and MCI operations
• Available in two sizes (SEG Small & SEG Large)
• Modular interior system with hook-and-loop inner pouches
• Includes color-coded transparent inner pouch set
• Lid organizer for documentation and writing utensils
• High visibility with reflective elements on five sides
• Hygienic design for quick and easy disinfection
• Durable construction made from PAX Plan material
• Can be personalized with custom labeling
• Ideal for EMS, fire departments, and disaster response organizations