Windlass Style Tourniquet, Black Polyester Strap with Red End Tab for Emergency First Aid, 25.6–37.4 Inches
Black Polyester Windlass Style Limb Tourniquet
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Item detailsMaterials, dimensions, what is in the box
Windlass style tourniquet with a polyester strap for outdoor exploration and emergency first aid, available in three strap lengths. The black woven strap is paired with black hardware, a red end tab and a white TIME marking strap. Choose 25.6 inches, 29.5 inches or 37.4 inches to select your preferred strap length.
This manually operated windlass tourniquet combines a looped strap, buckle, tightening rod and retaining clips. Hook-and-loop fastening surfaces form part of the strap assembly, while the rod has ribbed ends. The design brings these components together in a wearable device intended for limb bleeding control, with a separate marking strap positioned alongside the rod-retaining assembly.
For shoppers organizing outdoor emergency supplies, the concrete choices are straightforward: three strap lengths and one black color scheme with contrasting red and white details. The first aid tourniquet uses a mechanical strap-and-rod arrangement rather than a powered mechanism. Its distinguishing details include the textured polyester webbing, buckle closure, retaining clips and white TIME strap.
Specifications
Main Material
Polyester
Strap Length Options
37.4 in (95 cm), 29.5 in (75 cm), 25.6 in (65 cm)
Color
Black strap and hardware with a red end tab and white TIME marking strap
Construction
Woven strap with hook-and-loop fastening surfaces, buckle, windlass rod and retaining clips
Rod Detail
Ribbed ends
Operation
Manual
Intended Use
Outdoor exploration and emergency first aid; limb bleeding control
What problem does it solve?
It addresses the need for a dedicated limb bleeding-control device among your outdoor emergency supplies. This emergency tourniquet combines a wearable strap and manual tightening mechanism in one assembly, with a buckle, retaining clips and a TIME marking strap.
The problem in numbers
Damage to an artery can cause fatal bleeding within 3 to 5 minutes. (Kaiser Permanente, 2024)
Average emergency responder arrival time after a 911 call is approximately 7 minutes. (American College of Surgeons STOP THE BLEED, 2023)
Unintentional injuries accounted for 26.2 million emergency department visits in the United States. (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Hospital Ambulatory Medical Care Survey, 2022)
These figures highlight the importance of emergency preparedness and bleeding-control training. This manually operated device is intended for limb bleeding control, but these general statistics do not establish its clinical effectiveness.
Why choose this one?
Choose it for its specific construction and length options: polyester webbing, hook-and-loop fastening surfaces and a windlass rod with ribbed ends. The bleeding control tourniquet has a black body with a contrasting red end tab and white marking strap.
What exactly do you get?
Select a strap length of 37.4 inches, 29.5 inches or 25.6 inches. The device's components include the polyester strap, buckle, tightening rod, retaining clips, red end tab and white TIME marking strap, arranged together as a manually operated limb tourniquet.
Frequently asked questions
Straight answers about the materials, care and everyday use — no fine print.
What is the strap made from?
The main strap material is polyester. This windlass tourniquet has textured woven webbing with hook-and-loop fastening surfaces, forming the strap assembly of this first aid tourniquet.
Which strap lengths can I choose?
This windlass tourniquet comes in strap lengths of 37.4 inches (95 cm), 29.5 inches (75 cm) or 25.6 inches (65 cm). These measurements describe the first aid tourniquet's strap length, not a guaranteed limb-fit range.
What colors does it have?
The strap and hardware are black, with a red end tab and a white TIME marking strap. Each length of this windlass tourniquet shares that color arrangement, so your emergency tourniquet selection changes the length rather than the color.
What type of tightening mechanism does it use?
It uses a manually operated windlass rod with retaining clips. This windlass tourniquet combines that tightening mechanism with a looped strap and buckle in a wearable first aid tourniquet.
How does the strap fasten?
The strap assembly includes a buckle and hook-and-loop fastening surfaces. This first aid tourniquet also incorporates a tightening rod and retaining clips, completing its windlass tourniquet design.
What is the white strap marked with?
The white marking strap carries the word TIME. It sits alongside the rod-retaining assembly on this windlass tourniquet and contrasts with the emergency tourniquet's black strap and hardware.
What intended use is this device designed around?
It is intended for limb bleeding control in emergency first aid and outdoor exploration settings. This windlass tourniquet uses a wearable, manually operated design as a bleeding control tourniquet.
Does this device need batteries?
No, its operation is manual. This windlass tourniquet uses a strap, buckle and tightening rod, so the emergency tourniquet's mechanism does not require battery power.
What details distinguish the tightening rod?
The rod has ribbed ends and is paired with retaining clips. Those components form the tightening assembly of this windlass tourniquet, while the first aid tourniquet's main strap is polyester.
Is the longest option a different color or design?
The supplied options differ by strap length. The 37.4-inch windlass tourniquet retains the black strap and hardware, red end tab and white TIME marking strap used across the first aid tourniquet's length options.
