Finally in our series we’d like you to consider just how you will carry your tourniquet ..if you should choose to. Here, we’ll talk about two, one in an IFAK (Individual First Aid Kit.) on a backpack, and the other hangs loose; that one remains in the vehicle. The two most common on-body carrying methods are with a Kydex holster, and a soft holster.
These two methods of carrying allow for ease of carry as well as secure to carry. Carrying your tourniquet off-body means accessibility is not as immediate; however, it is still better than nothing.
This brings us to the end of our series on Self-defense – Emergency regarding tourniquets.
Did you learn anything that was helpful? Do you have a story to share on your experience using tourniquets? Leave a comment! We’d like to hear from you.
SDTG can provide you expert and personal training for self-defense, security, and for law enforcement personnel.
Are You Defense Ready? Follow this link to our Website: www.sdtrainingllc.com/ to schedule a consultation and to get the training that can keep you and your loved ones safe. Remember it is only your LIFE you’re training to protect!
This brings us to the end of our series on Self-defense – Emergency regarding tourniquets.
Did you learn anything that was helpful? Do you have a story to share on your experience using tourniquets? Leave a comment! We’d like to hear from you.
SDTG can provide you expert and personal training for self-defense, security, and for law enforcement personnel.
Are You Defense Ready? Follow this link to our Website: www.sdtrainingllc.com/ to schedule a consultation and to get the training that can keep you and your loved ones safe. Remember it is only your LIFE you’re training to protect!
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