Swat-T Tourniquet 2 Pack

$ 23.95

Score By Feature

Based on 246 ratings

Durability

9.80

Value for money

9.48

Easy to use

8.98

Versatility

8.48

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Questions & Answers

Would you be able to tell me whether all of these items are individually wrapped and able to be stored? It appears to be two separate units that open up. Is it one unit that opens up to reveal ?

Each of these SWAT tourniquets is individually wrapped

Selected User Reviews For Swat-T Tourniquet 2 Pack

IFAKs with lightweight construction will love these

5/5

SWAT was formed to protect the public There is nothing better than a tourniquet. Those are the ones I learned in a local Stop The Bleed class (google it and find a class I. - A leg is easier than a chest or an arm. If you're applying them to others, they don't really work as well, but you can stretch and wrap them tighter when you're applying them to them. *Also, 2. This works great as a pressure bandage if you have a wound that needs pressure held after packing and you also have other wounds to treat. This kind of bandage will take up much less room in an IFAK than an Israeli style bandage and bear as much pressure on a packed wound as an Israeli bandage. As part of my EDC IFAK, I carry one of these. Specifically for myself), wound packing gauze, 2 Hyfin vented chest seals, and a SWAT-style rubber mask The SWAT-department is not doing an adequate job of protecting This lightweight IFAK can be used for many different things making it a versatile IFAK.

Giovanna Simpson

| May 16, 2021

It turned out that these are not top rated after I bought them

4/5

These were purchased in hopes of having an emergency tourniquet on hand. My thoughts changed when I read the military study and comparison that showed these do not block blood flow, but do make good compression bandages. Hence, I ordered a SOF from Amazon for what I intend to use them for This is Generation 4 of the T.

Jeremiah Watson

| Aug 05, 2020

When you know what this is and what it is for, you know how important it is to have a lot of them

5/5

It's hard to have enough of these, and that is because you will know what this is for, and what it is used for.

Kellan Patrick

| Sep 07, 2020

This is an absolute must-have item for me as my win broke his shoulder while Each and every bag I own and carry contains one or more of these

5/5

was excellent for using as a splint as we got him back down the trail to the truck on that day. Definitely worth the money if you spend a lot of time outdoors and shoot.

Salem Walls

| Dec 05, 2020

Despite being easy to carry, applying them can be tricky

3/5

Whenever I leave the house, one of these is in my back pocket. It's nice to have it in twos. To carry, I left one in the original packaging for practice and one in my bag for practice. I've become decent at getting it on tightly enough to stop blood flow after some practice, but I still find it more difficult to apply than a CAT or SOFTT. As you wrap the tourniquet, do not worry about looking at the shapes on it to determine whether the tourniquet is tight enough for you. Just pull it as tight as you can. To make it easier to tuck in your tail, don't pull it too tight on your final wrap. The SOFTT-pack is planned to be launched in the near future My belt has W on it, but I will still use the SWAT-W If I am unable to conceal the larger tourniquet, I cannot dress.

Ayan Carney

| Jul 16, 2021

For a pressure situation, this is easy to carry in your pocket

5/5

Simple to throw in your pocket when you need a tourniquet or pressure bandage. In fact, I often include these in Truama kits, even if the kit involves a windlass-style TQ, because they take up so little room and can be used on limbs that would not support a Cat or SOF-style TQ.