36" Splint Kit

I'm not a EMT or paramedic, just a guy who wants to help. I keep a trauma bag in my car and these Rhino splints are a nice addition to my gear. They're compact enough to stay out of the way until I need them (so far, not yet) but several friend who are EMTs swear by them.They are easy to apply and conform well to the joint/affected area. Guys with hairy arms may not be excited by the tape used to hold them in place, but hey, the hair grows back. That amputated part will not (if it's not stabilized correctly.)And I have successfully used this on myself, just to see if it can be done. If the injury is to a lower extremity it is easy to do by yourself. However, if you have just one good arm to use, it's not easy. Doable, not not much fun.Rhino makes products in quite a few sizes - it may be hard to choose which sizes to stock. Remember, they can be cut to size, so bigger really is better.

Super excited to add these to my wilderness first aid kit. Light enough that I’m not worried about it adding too much weight to my pack. Haven’t needed to use them yet, but seem well made and sturdy. Better to have it and not need it than need it and not have it.

Light weight, Seems like good quality. I didn't even know they made these, but it was a good value and could be invaluable in an emergency ( we're pretty hard on ourselves when we camp and hike). I have already had to cut a bit off for a quick splint for a puppy's sprained leg until we could get to the vet. very easy to cut, functioned great and the soft, moldable design made it easy on the pups foot. (Much better than popsicle sticks 😆)

Putting together an all around first aid kit, I work in construction and this splint is a good thing to add. Product is well made and is easy to shape and holds very well.

I teach Wilderness Medicine and run search and rescue groups, and this is my go-to for many situations as far as splinting I can work with this product to stabilize extremity's in pretty much in any weather it stays flexible.

The media could not be loaded. I have bought and used this splint material several times and recommend having it on hand. It is easy to use, is light weight ( foam around flexible metal interior) molds to whatever shape the limb is in at the time, and will wrap around the sides of smaller limbs. Once in place just use roll gauze and tape to secure until you can get help. At 18 or 36 inches, it can be used on a leg or arm. It can be cut with scissors to a smaller size. I have it in my car, hiking gear and camper. Worth every penny when you need it. I can't say enough about it.

I bought this set for double protection in our emergency first aid kit. I love it's design and form ability around an injured limb. I also love the fact that they can be repacked and used again and again. They eliminate the need to hunt up splint materials from an emergency scene. Got to have them in a well stocked emergency first aid kit.

The media could not be loaded. This rescue splint is an excellent addition to any first aid kit. At just 5.2 ounces, it’s incredibly lightweight! It also packs down small, so it fits neatly into a first aid kit without taking up much space.Despite being soft and pliable, it feels sturdy enough to provide reliable support. I really appreciate its flexibility. It can be folded or shaped to fit either arms or legs, and it’s suitable for both adults and kids.