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Tan One-Handed Windlass Tourniquet with Time Tag
Tan One-Handed Windlass Tourniquet with Time Tag
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This tan one-handed windlass tourniquet has a 1.5 in reinforced polyester band that slides over an arm or a leg, plus a time tag for recording when it was applied.
Why preppers want this
- The reinforced, low-stretch polyester band slides over an arm or a leg.
- The listing describes it as designed for one-handed and two-handed application.
- A contrasting slack indicator wedge, stitched into the band below the windlass, shows when excess slack has been pulled from the band.
- An aluminum windlass rod with a textured grip is held in place by a ring lock and a retention clip.
- It is low-profile with no catch points when folded and staged.
Built for
- Trauma and first aid kits.
- Bug-out bags and car kits, where a folded low-profile item is useful.
- Home and emergency kits staged for quick access.
Specifications
| Color | Tan |
|---|---|
| Band | Reinforced, low-stretch polyester |
| Band width | 1.5 in |
| Windlass | Machined aircraft-grade aluminum rod, textured grip, anodized finish |
| Buckle | Detachable, UV-resistant, high-strength composite friction-lock buckle |
| Application | One-handed or two-handed |
| Extras | Time tag for documenting application time |
FAQ
Can this tourniquet be applied with one hand?
The listing says it is designed for one-handed and two-handed application.
How wide is the band?
The band is 1.5 in wide and made of reinforced, low-stretch polyester.
What does the slack indicator wedge do?
A contrasting wedge stitched into the band below the windlass gives a visual check that excess slack has been pulled from the band.
Does it have a time tag?
Yes, it includes a tag for documenting the application time.
