Tactical stasis devices are dressing aids that are used to stop severe arterial and venous bleeding. They are part of the first-aid kits of soldiers in many armies around the world, as well as fire and police officers. The stasis is particularly useful in situations where the number of victims is large, as it is easy and quick to apply, allowing you to stop the hemorrhage expressly and prevent blood loss. The stasis can be stored in a tactical stasis pouch, which has Velcro straps, allowing for quick detachment and removal of the bandage.
Currently, the most popular type of stasis is the Combat Application Tourniquet (CAT), which is used by many armies around the world. This type of stasis consists of a strap that is edged with Velcro, as well as a restraint made of nylon, which provides durability and resistance to wear and tear. A similar design to the CAT-type stasis is the SOFTT version, which is also favored by the services because it features increased material strength. MAT stasis is less popular due to its large size. The CAT tactical stasis available at military.pl weighs just 60g. However, it is characterized by its durability due to being made of nylon, which is a durable material that is resistant to wear, heat and chemicals. There is a soft padding on the inside of the tactical stache to prevent chafing of the skin. What's more, there is a place to record the exact time of application of the armband, which is extremely important because a stasis placed on a limb for too long can lead to necrosis. The design has been engineered so that it is possible for the injured person to apply the brace independently with one hand.
Tactical stashes are best kept in dedicated pouches, as this will enable their quick retrieval and use. The tactical stasis pouches we offer are compatible with the MOLLE system, which allows them to be attached to tactical equipment. A tactical stasis is a type of life-saving bandage used for major hemorrhages. It is one of the basic elements of medical equipment for soldiers on the battlefield, but also for other uniformed services.
