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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ต.ค. 2021
- The CAT (Combat Application Tourniquet) is a great tourniquet and is the industry standard. The main down side when trying to conceal carry a med kit is the bulk of the tourniquet which makes it start out more. This simple way of folding your combat application tourniquet will help slim down the footprint and take the most advantage of the tourniquets design to help hide this tourniquet in an ankle kit or belt rig.
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WHERE HAS THIS VIDEO BEEN ALL MY LIFE?
Thanks for the tip 6E. Keep up the great content!
Duuuuuuuuuude..... just tried this, this evening and it’s great!! Thanks again! -Tuff Possum
Sweet! Def a slimmer way to carry it. Glad you found it useful.
Seems good for arms, but not as good for legs when max opening is needed quickly....
Super smart. Thanks!
From what I see all I have to do to unfold is pull the tail, right? So using it in an actual needing situation won't be a problem. Great video!
Yup! It should fall open into a normal loop and then you can slide it on as normal.
Yeah, I'm throwing my SOF-T's away. I LOVED THIS!!!
Glad you found it helpful
Throw em my way. SOF Ts are super legit
Nice TQ packing. My CAT7 now fits in my Wilderness Tactical Ankle First Aid Kit, in almost the same space as a SWAT-T elasticTQ. (Just a tad taller) Thanks!
Awesome! Glad it worked well for you!
Man I'm trying this as I watch.i came to the conclusion that these things are huge. Won't fit in a back pocket, how the hell are people edcing these?
This is How Aptus Design Group folds their CATs in their stocked LVAK ankle kits.