The Ranger Sked Stretcher, designed by the Army Rangers, is a versatile and rugged patient or equipment drag used in various tactical and emergency situations. Built for durability, the Ranger Sked is lightweight and designed to withstand harsh conditions. It features five cross straps with Cobra buckles for secure fastening, six sewn-on carrying handles, and a 366 cm long rope with a plastic tube handle for dragging.
The rope can be adjusted to shorter lengths by pulling it through the grommets and tying overhand knots to suit the situation. The Ranger Sked rolls up for easy storage with a retainer strap to keep it tightly rolled.
Although it is not designed for helicopter hoisting, the Ranger Sked offers flexibility with its tow webbing for dragging and multiple carrying options, making it ideal for moving casualties or equipment over long distances.
Features:
Designed by Army Rangers for patient or equipment dragging
Five cross straps with Cobra buckles for secure fastening
Six sewn-on carrying handles for multiple carry points
366 cm long rope with plastic tube handle for dragging (adjustable length)
Compact when rolled up (17 cm diameter x 57 cm length) for easy storage
Durable and lightweight construction
Ideal for tactical, emergency, or mass casualty scenarios
FAQs:
Q: Can the Ranger Sked Stretcher be used for hoisting by helicopter?
A: No, the Ranger Sked is not designed for helicopter hoisting. It is intended for use with the six sewn-on webbing handles or for dragging with the tow webbing.
Q: What is the maximum weight capacity of the Ranger Sked Stretcher?
A: The Ranger Sked is designed to handle typical patient loads and heavy-duty equipment; however, specific weight limits may vary based on usage and conditions.
Q: How is the Ranger Sked Stretcher stored?
A: The Ranger Sked rolls up into a compact size (17 cm diameter x 57 cm length) and is secured with a retainer strap for convenient storage and portability.
