Rescue EssentialsBrand Public Access QuikLitter, Red Nylon Handles, Non-Woven Fabric, 500 Lb Rated, Low Cost, Disposable for Patient Transfer, Casualty Evacuation

Compré una y la cargo en mi mochila de montaña.Quizá sea más peso y exagerado pero es mejor ser precavido. Un rescate aquí puede tardar más de 3 horas.No sirve si la persona tiene una lesión cervical o de columna (por obvias razones) pero si para evacuar a alguien que quizá se haya fracturado o tenga otra lesión.No es una camilla rígida (no para maniobras con cuerdas), pero bueno es mejor usar esto que tener que improvisar una camilla en plena montaña o bajar a la persona en tus hombros.

Not what I was expecting but I guess I should of looked closer at the picture. I thought it had metal side rails and handles. Just all material including all handles. It will work just not exactly what I wanted but will do the job.

I have never needed to use this and that's great. The quality is perfect and material is durable I would recommend this to anyone looking for a emergency stretcher

Súper práctica, aunque con personas con mucho sobrepeso o muy altas les quedaría chica

This thing looks like a knock-off from a more fashionable "tacti-cool" piece, yet it is functional and fairly well made. I definitely can take it with me into a wilderness trip, and it would likely holdNo frills, no fancy features - but stitches look quite solid, and overall quality is ok for the price (discount was wild, by the way - thanks for that!)This is one of the litters that are supposed to be used by multiple people, but unless you are trying to evacuate someone from a tight space, two long sticks and two carriers (or even one dragging, for a short distance) would do the job with this deviceNot bad at all