K.O.D.E.2™ (KENDRICK'S OTHER DEVICE FOR EXTRICATION)

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K.O.D.E.2

K.O.D.E.2™ (KENDRICK'S OTHER DEVICE FOR EXTRICATION)

Our Price $143.97

Availability: Usually Ships in 48 to 72 Hours
Product Code: KODE2

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Description

The Extrication Management System Bag measures a roomy 36” X 9” X 14” and its “on-scene tough” construction features heavy-duty nylon outer shell and inner liner, with protective inner-wall padding.

Constructed of rip stop nylon for long field use
Tough double pull zipper
Zippered inside pouches
Carries either the KODE 1or KODE 2
Reflective striping for easy identification day or night
End to end zipper for full and easy access
to all equipment

The EMS Bag also boasts integrated straps and deep meshed pockets for head immobilizer blocks and cervical collars - as well as additional zippered compartments for Spider Straps™, tape, extra backboard straps and supplies (like: bandages, extrication gloves, eye protection, KTD™and much more)!
Now, the next time you’re sent to an automobile accident and have to remove patients, you won’t be searching for your extrication and packaging equipment and supplies. You’ll know with the NEW Extrication Management System Bag — you have it all “In the Bag”!

Features

K.O.D.E.2™

(KENDRICK'S OTHER DEVICE FOR EXTRICATION)

15 major improvements

Head piece is one slat wider to provide better securing of the patient’s head that may be a little more forward than normal. There is no ”hook” tape on the first slat so it will be more comfortable on the side of the patient’s face if it is turned in. Adhesive tape will stick to the slat easier and more securely.
The top of the head piece dips down (notch) in the center providing better access to the back of the patient’s head.
There are three center slats providing stronger vertical stability while not adding any more total weight to the device.
At the top of the two chest flaps the first two slats on each side turn back independently to accommodate electrode pads and to help secure larger busted patients.
The longer strap with the male buckle comes from the left side of the chest piece. If the device was not stored correctly the straps will not tangle behind the patient during placement.
The buckles are color coded so it will be easier to see which buckle the rescuer has in his/her hand.
The body of the device is wider at the bottom to provide coverage of wider torsos and distribute the p.s.i. force of the lower chest strap.
The two long leg straps w/male white buckles are sewn closer together so as to be in a more anatomically correct position to pass midline from back to front. The rescuer no longer needs to decide either to place straps “criss-cross” or “same side”.
The two white female buckles for the leg straps are better positioned for easier location and anatomically correct usage.
The sewn in static webbing is coated to prevent absorption of fluids making the cleaning of the device easier.
The side flap slats/stiffeners are made of HDPE so that they provide increased strength to place the KODE2 behind the patient yet enough flex to conform and contour to the patient’s body shape providing better contact and patient comfort.
Two additional straps (orange) are provided to be used in a standing takedown maneuver.
Deceleration Receptacles (blue) and a shoulder strap (yellow) is incorporated to better secure the patient’s shoulders back. Sometimes referred to as a “deceleration” strap. It may be placed over each shoulder and buckled.
The carry bag is vented to help keep the device drier while stored.
The extra straps and the chin/forehead strap set are stored in a conveniently located and vented pouch on the side of the carry bag.