The splint is the emergency splint of choice for:
1. Military medics
2. Athletic trainers
3. Ski patrols
4. Wilderness rescue teams
5. Outdoor adventurers
6. Boaters
7. Safety engineers
8. Veterinarians

Additional Benefits
1. Waterproof
2. Lightweight and compact
3. Radiolucent (does not have to be removed for X-rays)
4. Can be rolled or folded for easy storage in emergency kits/backpacks
5. Fastens in place with tape or wrap. No extra equipment needed.
6. Not affected by extreme temperatures or altitudes. Even works underwater!
7. Reusable
8. Closed-pore, impermeable foam surface allows easy cleaning and disinfection. Material is compatible with all standard cleaning solutions.
9. Will not puncture
10. Training video or CD available via online store, or click here for online training.

Technical Details
The core of the splint is a long rectangle of "O "temper, ultra-thin aluminum alloy. The covering layers are made of dermatologically safe closed-pore foam.

Safety Tips
If prolonged use is anticipated (more than a few hours), place absorbent material, such as cotton cloth, between the splint and the skin to prevent skin irritation and odor. Also, to prevent uncomfortable pressure points during prolonged use, place soft padding (such as gauze pads) around all boney prominences. When cutting the splint avoid using serrated scissors as they may produce sharp edges. After cutting the splint, roll the cut end over or apply tape to cover any exposed metal.

CAUTION: The splint is non-sterile. To reuse the splint, wash thoroughly with disinfectant before repacking.