C.A.T. stands for Combat Application Tourniquet. This tourniquet is endorsed by every branch of the United States Military as well as EMTs, paramedics, and nearly every medical professional around the world. Designed for use one-handed, the C.A.T. is simple to use and easy to carry.
Gen 6
- Buckle has two slits
- Can be routed singly or doubly
- Small windlass diameter with concave grip rings
- Square leading edge with thin plate
- Thin windlass clip without buttressed sides
- Fully weather resistant
Gen 7
- Buckle has one contoured slit
- Can only be routed singly
- Wide windlass diameter with convex grip rings
- Rounded leading edge with thick plate
- Thick windlass clip with buttressed sides
- Red tip technology
- Fully weather resistant
C.A.T. stands for Combat Application Tourniquet. This tourniquet is endorsed by every branch of the United States Military as well as EMTs, paramedics, and nearly every medical professional around the world. Designed for use one-handed, the C.A.T. is simple to use and easy to carry.
Gen 6
- Buckle has two slits
- Can be routed singly or doubly
- Small windlass diameter with concave grip rings
- Square leading edge with thin plate
- Thin windlass clip without buttressed sides
- Fully weather resistant
Gen 7
- Buckle has one contoured slit
- Can only be routed singly
- Wide windlass diameter with convex grip rings
- Rounded leading edge with thick plate
- Thick windlass clip with buttressed sides
- Red tip technology
- Fully weather resistant
its a tourniquet
Thankfully, ive never had to use this but it seems to be well made, and it has good reviews
Kitty CAT tourniquet
OH FUGGGGGG A GOUGAR :DDD
More useful than a regular CAT
This CAT will help stop you from bleeding out of your heavily bleeding appendages, except if you get a big gash in your neck. If that happens, it's not the best or brightest idea to cut the circulation off.
Looking thick, tight
Feels tight on my bulging biceps and sick quads.
Will hold my blood in for continued gains.
You need tourniquets.
These are a no-brainer. Put one in your car, your backpack, your fanny pack, whatever. Get another one to practice with once in a while.