Agilite® BuddyStrap™ rescue harness

The Agilite BuddyStrap is an innovative tactical solution that allows you to carry a wounded person in a crisis situation without having to use your hands - you can still hold the weapon and defend yourself against the enemy.

For elite units

The Israeli manufacturer originally developed its BuddyStrap rescue harness for first-level special forces units that ventured deep into enemy territory in small teams and could not afford to carry bulky rescue equipment.

It also found civilian use

However, the BuddyStrap tactical rescue harness immediately found many civilian uses. For example, this is about the only effective way to independently transport an injured tourist, a person with limited mobility or a large child in the field.

Have a plan for nature trips

A solution like the BuddyStrap should be part of every responsible outdoorsman's plan. This is an effective way to carry an injured friend or family member to safety without help. It thus becomes an essential part of every medical equipment or tourist backpack.

More effective than traditional medevac

The BuddyStrap is more effective than traditional medevac equipment, as it disables approximately two to four weapons when used tactically. The so-called "fireman's carry" removes one weapon from combat. But no BuddyStrap. With the BuddyStrap, you can carry an injured person while still being operational in combat.

Supplement or alternative to a first aid kit?

The BuddyStrap rescue harness can serve as a great addition to the field first aid kit, where after basic treatment and first aid you can carry your injured friend to safety, either from the battle lines or from an area outside of civilization. In cases where you don't have a first aid kit with you, the BuddyStrap can also function as an alternative.

Benefits you need to know about:

• rescue harness for efficient carrying of the injured
• tactical and civilian use (in combat and in difficult terrain)
• originally developed for elite special forces units
• transporting an injured tourist, a person with reduced mobility or a large child
• an essential part of medical equipment and a tourist backpack
• frees your hands
• more effective than medevac or "fireman's carry"
• does not disable any weapon from combat
• an alternative or supplement to a field first aid kit