SWAT-T Tourniquet

This has been my "go to" tourniquet for years. This company came through during pandemic and shipped them right out the door. Thanks for everything!

Haven't needed it yet but that's why we buy insurance. I keep it in my kit bag for hiking and hunting and hope I never need it but good to have just in case. Would highly recommend it for anyone to keep on them at all times in the outdoors. Just one of those uncomfortable truths that sometimes comes with fun outdoor activities. Thanks CSA for this invaluable item

The Swat-T looks good, feels solid, hope to never have to use it, I got 2 and gave one to my adult daughter.

Perfect addition to my medic bag

Bought for EMS license class. Going to make sure I have these, this design and type, in my 4 kit. I already had 3M’s for years. They just suck in dirt and other crap.

I am a firefighter and these have saved a few of ours. I'm also a former combat medic and these should be on every FF's belt. I carry two, in case I get in the back country on my days off.

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We received these TourniQ as a gift for our 2 boys (9&11). Our son (9) is active in the Cub Scouts and loves to camp and go hiking. I have a Finger Tabs TourniQ as part of my EMT Emergency First Aid Kit and am familiar with how to use them, but my son's never had any training. I thought it would be a good idea to teach them to be responsible for helping their fellow scouts if needed. I taught my boys the two steps needed to apply a TourniQ (they had no trouble at all learning) and now we take them camping with the rest of our first aid kit and they have the comfort of knowing they can assist in an emergency. I really appreciate this quality, compact tourniquet for emergency use! There are others, but the Swat-T is a winner! :)

Excellent addition to my first aid kit. Easy to apply and remove. Hope I never have to use it, but good to know it's there if needed.

The SWAT T tourniquet is well worth the price for the overall quality and use cases of the product. There are plenty of tourniquets out there but the features of the SWAT T set it apart. For the consumer looking for an inexpensive, yet very functional, device this product is for you. For first responders who are often dealing with budgets and multiple people to deploy, this is an ideal product. It can be cut down to different lengths and is lightweight, meaning less space in your equipment bag and the individual applying the device does not need any specific skills to be able to quickly apply the tourniquet correctly. I have yet to use it, but my background training and a recent exercise using the SWAT T gives me confidence that I can effectively save a life if the need arises. In the past when applying my tourniquet training devices (I prefer these because it forces the trainee to really practice correctly), the devices would start to slip down after a few seconds. Not so with the Swat T, even when you get a little frantic with how tight you are wrapping, it still stays in place. Overall, the durability and quality of the device is exceptional. As an EMT, you can't go wrong with this tourniquet and the peace of mind that it will get the job done in any situation. My next recommendation would be a more high end device such as a TQ2 or SOF-T if money was not an issue. But this device will do the job and you can't beat the value for the money.

This product was great! Thanks.

I work as a Law Enforcement, EMT and I’m an outfitter for people to get prepared for any kind of scenarios in a BAD WAY, if you have used this device, please give it 5 STARS! This device will give you LIFE or save it, period. It is just as effective as an ACL tourniquet, I own many of them and prefer this device to carry in an outside compartment of your BOB. Thank you again!! This could SAVE YOUR LIFE. And that means everything to me!!

This is my third S.W.A.T.-T tourniquet, as a paramedic in NYC, this should be part of every single trauma kit, every time I go on a shift, there is always one patient that is bleeding to death and there isn't enough pressure gauze and 8-gauge pressure wraps to control the massive bleeding and in many cases the pt bleeds out while the medic is waiting for the supplies to be brought from another part of the ambulance, my last day as a paramedic I'm bringing these to all my future agencies I will be assigned to, so every day in my new agency, we have these stocked in our trunk IFAKs, everytime you come across a trauma call and see patients with arms and legs chopped off by suicide bombers or IEDs, there are always tourniquets in the trunk, but this never happens, because there is a shortage of tourniquets in the field because these other models take so long to get blood stopped and you loose too many patients due to this situation.

Bought this and the SOF Tactical tourniquet (which is much bulkier) for my personal medkit. I tested them both and I can't see a huge practical difference between the two in terms of functionality, ease of use, or weight (SWAT-T edges out slightly on both weight and packability). In either case, a lot of my concerns about how difficult or impossible it would be to properly apply a tourniquet are now alleboved by having something as compact and efficient as this in my kit. Hopefully I never have to use it for real. In either case, I feel like it would be possible for me to properly apply one in an emergency and save a life. Good product. Definitely buying more.

One of the best products for combat medics and civilians with trauma I training

Great quality, seems like it's sturdy and should last for a while. Definitely a better tourniquet to have in your kit than one that comes in a kit with cheaply made one that's already questionable.

Pretty cool idea and quality construction. If you get one, practice with it on your body and test the knot and velcro portion thoroughly before you rely on it. There are cheaper off brands that are almost as good but you should have one or two of these just in case of some unprepared bug out situation, like a family emergency where there is an evacuation order for a local volcano or your gf just left you and won’t return any texts. Use one of these and practice one handed, its not as intuitive as it looks. If you need more info on IFAKs/blood bleed, try one and take some pics, your smart enough to Google any thing you don’t know. Cheers, Keep It Simple ! And just because its your first day, do not tell the person helping out, thats how all the survivors on carkits shows have died in the beginning...

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Every home and auto should have a supply of the CAT Tourniquare in case of injury. Very easy to use, just as effective and lifesaving as other well known Tourniquets. The size is very compact.

I like that it's easy to use, fits on my belt, compact, and will be a lifesaver in case of an emergency.

Saves a lot of time. No rinsing or coating required. This has become a regular item in my kit.

A very good C-A-T for the size

We all need a first response tool, better be safe and get one. I hope I never need to use it, but feel safer knowing I have it.

Well made of high quality material. Not the cheap Chinese knockoffs. Not quite for the pro's, however good for civilian applications or B.O.B. set up. Won't rip a tournie open. Can make up more if needed, so the idea of having a spare for just a bit more insurance, or when a main item is misplaced, stolen or destroyed in a disaster...

Good for wounds below waist and some higher depending how you use it but as written on package it's one of the very best tourniquets on market today. Made by Israeli firm but selling world wide. Hope I never need it but if I do will use! Made to cut off blood supply to body. If there is not enough, use an arm or two, C-A-T-t tourniquet is another excellent stop gap, easier to find, store etc., but like the swat-t its time to give credit where credit is due!

Good tourniquet, easy carry one in your bag/ car, better then none. Can also use one end of tourniquet as windlass. 1 tourniquet works on adult, but it may take some tussle for kids or unconcious person. Better to get 2 tourniquet

Bought this for my duty bag. Just in case I ever need it. Haven't had to use it yet. Hope I never do.

My life saving gear! Hopefully it will save someone’s life, either mine or someone else’s. Just keep in your wallet, don’t rely on one to save a life. Better safe than sorry. I would recommend this to any soldier or law enforcement officer, I even keep it in my work truck and every day use tools! You won’t be sorry! You have to try it! And also I would recommend any first responder such as paramedics or fire fighters to have this as their secondary backup! A lifesaver

I have not had to use these tourniquet but I do have them for any kind of situation where I may need one. They do work great for keeping my arms clean. I am a professional massager and keep them in my kit so I can clean my arms between clients. I do think they could work better if they were made of cotton/nylon blend so they would not pick up the scent of latex, they would be less noticeable and more professional looking. I would definitely buy them again and recommend them to anyone looking for tourniquets.

I have one of these in my go bag and it works great!

I love having a few of these to add to my go bag, survival bag, etc. You never know when they will come in handy and they are inexpensive enough that you can have several. Hopefully you will never need one, but I've seen the benefit in having one when I worked as an emergency medical technician. A lot of emergency personnel swear by the CAT, but if you have one of these in your bag you will never go wrong. They are not as sturdy, or really all that heavy, but they do what they are supposed to do and cost less than 1/3 of the price of a CAT. In fact, I have seen a CAT for sale at an Emergency Management convention for over $100 and they had several there that day and were still trying to move people in on it. There are many higher quality ones, I think, that will serve you well if you can afford them. But for a lightweight trauma control, one you could stick in a backpack or even keep in your car, I think these are a great option. They work and are inexpensive. They can be folded and stored small.