Yates Tactical
Yates Spec Pak
The Yates Spec Pak is a fully integrated patient packaging and vertical/horizontal rescue system designed for high-risk environments where rapid, secure extrication is critical. It combines a spinal immobilization board, full-body harness, and lifting system into a single, compact unit. The Spec Pak is engineered for use in confined space rescue, high-angle rope operations, helicopter hoisting, and tactical extractions. Its modular design allows for quick deployment and secure patient handling in both civilian and military rescue scenarios.
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Features
- Harness System: Integrated full-body harness with color-coded straps for rapid and intuitive patient securing
- Lifting Points: Four reinforced D-rings (two vertical, two horizontal) for multiple hoisting configurations
- Head Immobilization: Adjustable head blocks and cervical restraint straps to maintain spinal alignment during movement
- Leg Straps: Removable and adjustable leg straps for secure lower body support and quick access when needed
- Padding: Strategically placed closed-cell foam padding for patient comfort and flotation in water-based rescues
- Storage: Compact roll-up design with integrated carry handles and storage bag for rapid deployment
- Compatibility: Works with most standard lifting bridles, hoist systems, and backboards
- Optional Accessories: Flotation collar, hoist bridle, and rigid backboard inserts available separately
How is it used?
The patient is placed into the Spec Pak and secured using a series of color-coded torso, leg, and head straps. Once immobilized, the system can be lifted vertically or horizontally using integrated D-ring attachment points. The Spec Pak is compatible with rope rescue systems, tripods, and helicopter hoists. It can be used with or without a rigid backboard, depending on the level of spinal support required. The system allows rescuers to stabilize, lift, and transport patients in challenging environments with minimal movement and maximum safety.
Who uses it?
- Fire departments and technical rescue teams
- Urban Search and Rescue (USAR) units
- Military medics and tactical extraction teams
- Industrial emergency response crews
- Wilderness and mountain rescue organizations
- Helicopter-based SAR (Search and Rescue) teams
What is it used with?
- Rope rescue systems (vertical and horizontal)
- Tripod or A-frame confined space rescue setups
- Helicopter hoist systems (military and civilian)
- Spine boards (optional for added rigidity)
- Lifting bridles, carabiners, and flotation collars (optional accessories)
Material Composition
- Outer Shell: Heavy-duty Cordura® nylon for abrasion resistance and durability in rugged environments
- Webbing: Mil-spec nylon webbing for strength, UV resistance, and long-term reliability
- Padding: Closed-cell foam for patient comfort and flotation support in water rescue scenarios
- Hardware: Anodized aluminum D-rings and steel quick-release buckles for corrosion resistance and high load capacity
- Stitching: High-tensile strength thread with reinforced bar-tack construction at all critical load points
Maintenance Information
- Before Use: Inspect all webbing, buckles, and stitching for signs of wear, UV damage, or contamination
- After Use: Clean with mild soap and water; rinse thoroughly and air dry completely before storage
- Storage: Store in a dry, cool environment away from direct sunlight and chemicals
- Annual Inspection: Recommended by a qualified technician to ensure continued compliance and safety
- Component Replacement: Replace any damaged or worn components immediately; do not attempt field repairs on load-bearing elements
- Weight: Approx. 15–18 lbs (varies slightly by model)
- Dimensions (Packed): 36" x 12" x 8"
- Lifting Points: 4 reinforced D-rings (2 vertical, 2 horizontal)
- Load Rating: 600 lbs (272 kg)
- Material: Cordura® nylon, mil-spec webbing, aluminum/steel hardware
- Compliance: NFPA 1983 (Life Safety Rope and Equipment), ANSI Z359
- Color: 900 – Red/Black; 901 – Coyote/Tactical Black
Common Features (900 Standard & 901 Mil)
- Weight Capacity: 600 lbs (272 kg)
- Dimensions (Packed): 36" x 12" x 8"
- Outer Shell: Durable Cordura® nylon
- Padding: Closed-cell foam for comfort and flotation
- Hardware: Anodized aluminum D-rings and steel buckles
- Lifting Points: 4 reinforced D-rings (2 vertical, 2 horizontal)
- Head Immobilization: Adjustable head blocks and cervical restraint straps
- Leg Straps: Removable and adjustable
- Storage: Compact roll-up design with carry handles
- Compatibility: Works with standard lifting bridles, hoist systems, and backboards
- Optional Accessories: Flotation collar, hoist bridle, rigid backboard insert
- UV Resistance: High
- Prop 65 Warning: Yes
900 Spec Pak – Standard
- Webbing: Standard rescue-rated nylon webbing
- Color Scheme: Red/Black for high visibility
- Compliance: NFPA 1983, ANSI Z359
- Helicopter Hoist Rating: Standard
- MOLLE Compatibility: No
- Intended Environments: Fire, industrial, and wilderness rescue
- Best For: Municipal fire departments, industrial safety teams, and general rescue operations
901 Spec Pak – Mil
- Webbing: Mil-spec nylon webbing for tactical durability
- Color Scheme: Coyote/Black for low-visibility operations
- Compliance: NFPA 1983, ANSI Z359, MIL-STD
- Helicopter Hoist Rating: Enhanced for military hoist systems
- MOLLE Compatibility: Yes – includes MOLLE attachment points
- Intended Environments: Military, tactical, and combat rescue
- Best For: Military medics, tactical teams, and helicopter-based SAR units