SWAT-T Tourniquet

The SWAT-T™ Tourniquet, part of Combat Medical Systems’ MARCH™ Medical Gear, was designed specifically for military and civilian Special Weapons and Tactics Teams, but also has benefits in all areas of pre-hospital care. Its name states the description for use Stretch, Wrap, And Tuck.

The SWAT-T™ is rugged and has been tested in and out of packaging. Its shelf life has been extended to 7 years, due to new bagging that offers UV resistance. It is biocompatibility tested and is latex free.

• Multi-function design
• Decreased costs
• Decreased weight
• Ease of use (decreasing necessary training)
• Durability
• Superior performance
• Training devices are reusable unless soiled or damaged
  
  

Stretch Wrap and Tuck: The SWAT-T Tourniquet That Adapts on the Spot

When space is tight and time is critical, the SWAT-T Tourniquet delivers a simple, effective solution for controlling bleeding. The SWAT-T, made from polyisoprene material, serves as an all-purpose wrap, splint, or tourniquet and is particularly effective for treating hemorrhages in high-risk areas such as the inguinal and axillary regions—locations where windlass tourniquets are often ineffective. Unlike rigid tourniquets, this stretch-based model can be applied to a wide range of body sizes and injury locations. Its flexible design makes it easy to use as both a tourniquet and pressure bandage, depending on what the situation calls for.

It’s lightweight, compact, and works even in less-than-ideal conditions — exactly what you need when every second matters.

A Simple Tool with a Serious Job

You don’t need complexity in a crisis. The Emblem Outdoor’s SWAT-T Tourniquet is built for speed, simplicity, and multiple uses in high-stress scenarios.

• Stretchable latex-free material conforms to limbs of all sizes
• Printed guides for visual pressure and placement cues
• Works as both a tourniquet and a compression wrap
• Folds flat to fit IFAKs, pockets, or gloves
• Preferred by EMS, wilderness medics, and tactical responders

This isn’t just another first-aid item. It’s a proven field tool you’ll be glad you packed when things go wrong.