SwissEMT
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Wow, got pics? I'm curious to see how it all fits.
What do you carry? - The mega thread
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Wow, got pics? I'm curious to see how it all fits.
KEVD18
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sorry, classified until the patent is approved...
anyway, my real list goes more like this
everyday, work or not
cell
sunglass case
butts
lighter
tin
wallet
working
field guide
spanish for med
shears
portable radio in the truck. grab it when i get out, when i remember
anyway, my real list goes more like this
everyday, work or not
cell
sunglass case
butts
lighter
tin
wallet
working
field guide
spanish for med
shears
portable radio in the truck. grab it when i get out, when i remember
its funny looking at some of the things that are listed as things like only liking a certain type of pen or carrying things a certain way. The guys at work make fun of me because i have to have three pens....not two not four three and everything has to go or face a certain way in my pockets...they swear i'm ocd.
hitechredneckemt
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im what they call in my area of southeastern ohio a ems wacker i have glove pouch cell phone two radios and a pager
TripsTer
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how do you carry a portable O2 tank in your belt or pockets?
All I have on my belt is my radio. My pockets hold my shears, gloves, etc.
StrokedOut
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- radio (usually on)
- my cell phone
- pouch for extra gloves (contains extra gloves)
- holder which holds my trauma shears, mag light & penlight
... on my "to get for belt" list:
- fuzzy handcuffs
- portable refrigerator
- ice cream sandwiches (to go INSIDE the fridge of course)
- puppies
- picture of my mom
- cribbage board & cards
- extra roll of toilet paper
- my cell phone
- pouch for extra gloves (contains extra gloves)
- holder which holds my trauma shears, mag light & penlight
... on my "to get for belt" list:
- fuzzy handcuffs
- portable refrigerator
- ice cream sandwiches (to go INSIDE the fridge of course)
- puppies
- picture of my mom
- cribbage board & cards
- extra roll of toilet paper
emtwannabe
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Ok, I'll go with the extra roll of toilet paper, but wouldn't you like to carry a place to use said same in privacy????
usually i have my two-way radio, minitor, cell phone, and company pager on my belt.
and in my varios pockets i carry:
EMT-B/I field guide
a little flip notebook to write in
trauma shears
pen light
couple sets of gloves
pair of forceps
window punch(because of the volume of mvc's in my area)
and a couple of pens
and in my varios pockets i carry:
EMT-B/I field guide
a little flip notebook to write in
trauma shears
pen light
couple sets of gloves
pair of forceps
window punch(because of the volume of mvc's in my area)
and a couple of pens
Grady_emt
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Im a Duty Belty and Backpack kinda guy myself. Mainly due to that we are usually stuck on our trucks for the whole 14hrs of our shifts on the city streets.
On the Belt from front working counter-clockwise from above
Nylon Belt snaps scattered around
Conterra Trauma Pro 2000 Radio Holster (holds gloves, shears, radio w/ shoulder mic)
Benchmade Seatbelt cutter (model 5) w/ ballistic nylon holster
Gerber multi-tool w/ ballistic nylon holster
Surefire 6P with speed draw holster
Key Clip
Personal Nextel
BDU Pockets
R Cargo: handful of gloves, 2" "Grady" Tape
L Cargo: wallet
R Rear: empty
L Rear: Benchmade 530SBK knife
R&L front: miscellaneous change and junk
Backpack:
Traffic Vest, Protocol Book, Spare flashlight batteries and bulb, Ped Sp02 sensor (hard to find around here), personal OTC Meds, Snacks, Nalgene water bottle, Rechargeable poly-stinger, socks, Grady EMS T-shirt, Leather work gloves, safety glasses, stethescope, digital camera, Clip board, extra paperwork, mapbook, Rain coat and pants as needed strapped to outside.
I think thats it...:wacko:
On the Belt from front working counter-clockwise from above
Nylon Belt snaps scattered around
Conterra Trauma Pro 2000 Radio Holster (holds gloves, shears, radio w/ shoulder mic)
Benchmade Seatbelt cutter (model 5) w/ ballistic nylon holster
Gerber multi-tool w/ ballistic nylon holster
Surefire 6P with speed draw holster
Key Clip
Personal Nextel
BDU Pockets
R Cargo: handful of gloves, 2" "Grady" Tape
L Cargo: wallet
R Rear: empty
L Rear: Benchmade 530SBK knife
R&L front: miscellaneous change and junk
Backpack:
Traffic Vest, Protocol Book, Spare flashlight batteries and bulb, Ped Sp02 sensor (hard to find around here), personal OTC Meds, Snacks, Nalgene water bottle, Rechargeable poly-stinger, socks, Grady EMS T-shirt, Leather work gloves, safety glasses, stethescope, digital camera, Clip board, extra paperwork, mapbook, Rain coat and pants as needed strapped to outside.
I think thats it...:wacko:
firecoins
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I carry a fully stocked ambulance on my belt
Interfacility: Alphanumeric pager which dispatch uses to send job info. (Narcotics / NEXTEL in pockets).
911: Narcotics and portable radio holster.
My shears, 02 wrench, penlight (assuming it hasn't broken yet or fell off of me) are in one BDU style pocket on my pants and gloves go in the other.
Protocol book and map always in the driver's compartment and my stethescope on my neck and I'm good to go anywhere.
911: Narcotics and portable radio holster.
My shears, 02 wrench, penlight (assuming it hasn't broken yet or fell off of me) are in one BDU style pocket on my pants and gloves go in the other.
Protocol book and map always in the driver's compartment and my stethescope on my neck and I'm good to go anywhere.
OP
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Now matter how many I carried, I never had one when I needed it. I just gave up.
firedoc
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pager, cell phone & gerber tool. You can always tell how new a person is by how much they carry on their belt. The rest of the crap goes in the jump bag to rummage through later.
sdadam
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Let's see I have;
Page, Cellphone, Badge, Flashlight, Rescue Hook, Radio, 02 Wrench, Glove Pouch, Portable Suction, a C-collar, and my Rig Keys. That's my belt.
In my pockets I have;
More Gloves, Pens, Safety Glasses, Notebook, Protocol Book, Wallet, Shears, NS Flushes, Electrodes, Alcohol Wipes, Hemostats, Pocket Knife, Pen Lights, Backboard, NRB, Nasal Canula. Combi-Tube, and a D-cylinder.
Oh and I put my stethoscope around my neck.
Page, Cellphone, Badge, Flashlight, Rescue Hook, Radio, 02 Wrench, Glove Pouch, Portable Suction, a C-collar, and my Rig Keys. That's my belt.
In my pockets I have;
More Gloves, Pens, Safety Glasses, Notebook, Protocol Book, Wallet, Shears, NS Flushes, Electrodes, Alcohol Wipes, Hemostats, Pocket Knife, Pen Lights, Backboard, NRB, Nasal Canula. Combi-Tube, and a D-cylinder.
Oh and I put my stethoscope around my neck.
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Trailpatrol
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Life Belt?
I worked as bikemedic at a Triathlon/Half-Ironman last weekend, and I was amazed at what some of these athletes carry on their belts. That have bottles of energy gel, bars and such, but no water. (It was 87 degrees and sunny out.) Some of them had belts to rival Batman.
When I am on bike, I usually keep my penlight, scissors, 'scope, bp cuff and such, as well as a Bloodstopper and Kling strapped to the inside lid of my bike bag. That way it is all there with the AED when I open the pack. I have two bottles of water, and when it is that hot, I wear a Camelbak.
Ride safe,
Hans
I worked as bikemedic at a Triathlon/Half-Ironman last weekend, and I was amazed at what some of these athletes carry on their belts. That have bottles of energy gel, bars and such, but no water. (It was 87 degrees and sunny out.) Some of them had belts to rival Batman.
When I am on bike, I usually keep my penlight, scissors, 'scope, bp cuff and such, as well as a Bloodstopper and Kling strapped to the inside lid of my bike bag. That way it is all there with the AED when I open the pack. I have two bottles of water, and when it is that hot, I wear a Camelbak.
Ride safe,
Hans
Trailpatrol
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We are volunteers. We pay for our own gear, bikes, uniforms, etc. but our jerseys, bike shorts, radios and hydration packs are provided at a substantial discount through the National Mountain Bike Patrol (www.nmbp.org) which is like the National Ski Patrol without skis.
Be safe,
Hans
Be safe,
Hans
on my belt i have
my pants
in 1 pouch i have
a penlight
a pen
paper
gloves
a cpr mask
and some times (not for on calls) a digitall camera
and most of the time my pager
some of the time my ham raido
and the odd little bro and or sis my bros are 13 10 and my sisters are 6 and 16 years old
my pants
in 1 pouch i have
a penlight
a pen
paper
gloves
a cpr mask
and some times (not for on calls) a digitall camera
and most of the time my pager
some of the time my ham raido
and the odd little bro and or sis my bros are 13 10 and my sisters are 6 and 16 years old