LINE2 Design Portable Patient Transport Unit - Lightweight EMS Stretcher with 14 Handles, Supports up to 1500 lbs.

If you have been properly trained on how to use this type of litter, it is well made and an easy no-brainer to leave in the truck etc for emergencies. Easy to clean, and well stitched, could also be used by Dept's in ride out vehicles.If you have not been trained on how to use this, or how and when to use a back-board. Please get some training first, before using it. Especially on how to properly get a person / patient moved onto and off of this type of litter.

I think i blinked twice after i clicked order, and it arrived. My intents with this were to find something i can put in my wilderness search and rescue pack that can move people over rough terrain and also double as a water/wind bushcraft emergency shelter. It's seems like it's big enough and strong enough to do both, with the major added benefit of being lighter than typical ems mega movers, taking ounces off my pack. Wish it came in either bright orange or camo colors.

I bought this item for my trail crew which works deep in the backcountry building hiking trails. We haven't used it yet, but it appears to be well made and sturdy. It folds up neatly and fits inside my backpack. It's exactly as described. I'm confident it will serve the purpose when the need arises.

My mom had a stoke and we have 30 stairs in our house. We needed something to help get her up and down stairs after her doctor's appointments. It helped. I wish the back board came with it or was informed where it could have be ordered

My mom sometimes slides off the edge of the bed onto the floor, butt first. The only way I can get her upright is by rolling her over onto a blanket and drag her across the floor to the top of the stairs so she can stand up. This beats the old blanket I was using.

This is a good product. I am giving it 3 stars because of the awkward size. It is HUGE and there is no good way to fold it/ make it smaller.

I used this to move a bed-ridden family member. It is very strong, very light, and works well. Because it is so flexible, it was easy to get it under the patient by rolling the patient to one side, pushing half of the material up against his back, then roll him to the other side and pull the material out on the other side.

My best friend passed away recently and before that he was bed ridden and had little motor function. With this his wife and I was able to move him around in the bed, and even off the bed (he was slightly over 200lbs).