Larger than the original QuikLitter™, the QuikLitter XL model provides 14 rugged handles, a 1000 lb capacity and two adjustable patient retention straps. It can be employed for everyday use as a soft stretcher, as a backboard lift assist, or as MCI emergency patient transport. The QuikLitter XL is constructed of heavy duty polypropylene webbing, and backed with a lightweight water-resistant non-woven material, laminated with a polyethylene backing for durability. This is an ideal RESCUE TASK FORCE Casualty Collection Device, and is small and light enough to store virtually anywhere or to include in every major trauma bag or emergency response vehicle.
It is recommended to use at least four people to ensure safe transport and transfer, minimizing the chance of accident or injury. Not for use where spinal stability is an issue. Latex-Free.
*NOT A DRAG DEVICE. Designed for patient carry only.*
Dimensions: 80" H x 40" W (open)
Dimensions: 11" H x 8" W x 4" D (packaged)
Weight: 1.8 lbs
Capacity: 1000 lbs (453 kg)
6 Reviews Hide Reviews Show Reviews
-
Rescue Essentials Quiklitter XL
We try to have various types/pieces of litters for our EMS students to practice with when doing lifting/moving modules in EMS programs. We demonstrate and then will use them again during our MCI drills.
-
RIGHT TOOL FOR THE JOB
Perfect addition to our jobsite A-FAK's when needed to speed up EMS access to accident victims.
-
Good Purchase
These stretchers were just what we were looking for and the price was great. Good quality for the price.
-
Awesome transport carrier!
I tested this last night with my SAR team. It worked great. Having many handles allowed us to rotate carriers in and out without stopping.
LOVE IT! -
Extra capacity litter
We haven't needed this size yet but have a few in neighborhood CERT caches just in case. The extra length makes it better than the standard for very tall people.
-
A quick litter when you need it.
I teach Tactical First Aid and BSA Wilderness First Aid. This is an excellent product that can be used and adapted to transport victims in critical situations .
