Description
This is the same Gen 7 C-A-T that North American Rescue supplies to the U.S. Army, in rescue orange instead of black. The color is the whole point. When a squadmate is digging through your range bag or scanning your belt for the tourniquet, orange gets found faster than black. Function is identical: a 1.5 inch strap, single-routing buckle, and a locking windlass that stops arterial bleeding in an arm or leg.
The Gen 7 uses a free-moving internal band, a reinforced ribbed windlass rod, and a beveled stabilization plate. The windlass clip locks from either side, a hook-and-loop strap secures it, and the security strap has a writeable surface for the time of application. It folds flat to about 6.5 by 2.4 inches and fits any C-A-T holder. One tourniquet per package. Holder sold separately.
Heads up: keep this one sealed for real use. Practice with the blue NAR trainer, which we also carry.
Specs
- Generation: Gen 7
- Strap width: 1.5 in
- Open length: 37.5 in
- Packaged size: 6.5 x 2.4 x 1.5 in
- Weight: 2.7 oz
- Color: Rescue orange
- Part number: 30-0023
- Includes: One C-A-T tourniquet
Who it’s for
Range bags, match staff kits, and team med kits where the tourniquet needs to be visible at a glance. Good pick for a club or Tactical Games team stocking stage medical.
Who should skip it
If you carry the tourniquet on a duty or competition belt and want it low-key, the black C-A-T is the same tool. If you only need something to drill with, buy the blue trainer instead.
