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    Cravats?

    Quote Originally Posted by MIKE G View Post
    To me the cravats and 4x4s are so so items to keep in a blow out kit.... Cravats have many uses but I am not sure what the intent is at the individual level that it needs to incumber assault gear.

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    I found a batch of OD USGI triangular bandages/cravats packaged with two safety pins. For what are they used?
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    Head wraps, slings -- all kinds of stuff...
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    Very versatile piece of medical kit. Can be used for lots of things.

    Wraps, bandages, slings, splints, tourniquet, traction cuff...do rag.

    It has a real purpose in a generalized first aid kit but it's low on the list of priorities for a "blow-out" which is immediate control of hemorrhage/shock. You can use it as a tourniquet last ditch but it shouldn't be your primary.

    I don't think anyone is hurt by having a couple of these at hand.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gutshot John View Post
    Very versatile piece of medical kit. Can be used for lots of things.

    Wraps, bandages, slings, splints, tourniquet, traction cuff...do rag.
    Not to mention a strong accoutrement and conversation-starter at horse races, summer parties, etc.

    HOT CHICK: Oh wow. What's that on your neck?
    ME: Oh, nothing. Just my day cravat.

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    With a bit of creativity one can even be used as a make-shift jockstrap.
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