AEROBAG Trolley Bag for 4 Manikins

The AEROBAG manikin trolley bag (Aero Healthcare code AMB04) carries 4 adult Brayden CPR manikins standing up, with a wheeled base that makes moving training equipment from car to classroom effortless. For first aid trainers who set up and pack down every day, a purpose-built CPR manikin trolley bag saves time, protects equipment and spares backs.

The bag is strong enough to be carried fully loaded when stairs or kerbs get in the way, and side pockets keep course paperwork and spare face shields with the manikins so nothing gets left behind.

Built for CPR trainers

Loose manikins slide around in vans and get scuffed in transit. This manikin trolley bag keeps a full class set of four upright, together and protected between venues - and with practised packing, many trainers also fit an infant manikin or a training AED in the remaining space.

Features

• Fits 4 adult Brayden manikins standing upright
• Wheeled base - roll a full training set instead of carrying it
• Strong straps rated for a fully loaded bag, for stairs and kerbs
• Side pockets for paperwork, spare face shields and small accessories
• Room for extras such as an infant manikin or training AED, depending on packing
• Keeps manikins clean and protected between courses

Specifications

• Brand: AEROBAG by Aero Healthcare (code AMB04)
• Size: 80 x 37 x 64cm (L x W x H)
• Weight: 5.28kg empty
• Capacity: 4 adult Brayden manikins
• EAN: 9341394010550

What fits inside a manikin trolley bag?

Four adult Brayden manikins standing up is the designed load. The side pockets take attendance sheets, certificates and face shields, and careful packers squeeze in an infant manikin or trainer AED - a complete CPR course in one rolling bag.

Common uses

CPR and first aid trainers moving class sets between venues, RTOs storing manikins between courses, and workplaces keeping resuscitation training gear tidy and mobile. It pairs perfectly with Brayden CPR manikins, and you can stock course consumables from our Aero first aid kits and cases range at MediBC.