Great value and reliable
I've tried the amazon tourniquets and they have snapped on my during demonstrations. These rhino ones have held tight. Did some research on them and for the price, these are great not to mention that these can actually save a life.<br /><br /> Most people will keep the tourniquet in its factory configuration. For legal reasons I'll tell you what I do but I'll neither confirm nor deny that this is the way a tourniquets should be set.<br /><br />Let's get started. If you follow my pictures this will be much easier for both of us. Pull out the strap until it is completely out of the buckle. After that, take just the tab and place it back through the buckle and secure the end to the velcro. Only 2 to 3 inches of the tab and strap should be going through the buckle. Next from the opposite end, fold the strap onto itself so that the fold reaches the buckle. Continue to fold the strap on itself until the end of the buckle were the tab is folded is the same length as the folded strap. Finally, to secure all of it, take the retaining velcro strap that says "Time:" on it and wrap the folded straps. Secure the end of the retaining velcro to the plastic lever arm retainer via the velcro. And there you go, that tourniquet can now be put on and off with just one hand. Practice with it so that putting on the tourniquet will become second nature. I'd you can put it on yourself then you can save someone else.
Rating: 5 stars