A Bariquin is a bariatric training mannequin that weighs 25st/350lbs/159kgs yet can be carried by an individual (providing that it is not assembled). The Bariquin consists of 15 weighted parts, plus a jacket and head, hands, and feet. It has been designed to allow a single trainer to give instruction.
• A Bariquin can be carried by one person (when not assembled)
• Heaviest part weighs 16kg/35lb 4oz (that’s less than your flight suitcase)
• A system of decals identifies where each section fits
• Unique assembly allows for amputee scenarios
• Assemble and disassemble in under 10 minutes
• Handles on the heaviest parts
• Recycled rubber filling ensures weight distribution is representative of a real person
• Limbs designed to flex similar to those of a real person
• Simple connectors used on each component allows quick, easy assembly

These life size models simulate the weight and resilience of the human body. Construction is in tough neutral coloured cast plastic over a jointed, rust resistant steel frame. The feet, hands and face are modelled for realism. The frame is extended to a cable loop behind the neck to facilitate mechanical positioning. The flexible joints allow the model to sit, lie, curl up or flex to suit the particular training situation.

Developed especially for lifelike handling transport and extrication
Made from durable vinyl with plastic coated cables tested to 1.9kg
Features fully articulated joints
Weight distribution according to human weight distribution chart
Ideal for situations to hazardous for volunteers
Used by the U.S. Military, Fire, and Police departments, Safety Teams, and Emergency Personnel for rescue and extrication from pole top, confined spaces, collapsed buildings, smoke rooms, and ladder carry down protocols.