Skip to content
Veteran-Owned & Operated – Free Shipping on Orders over $100
Veteran-Owned & Operated – Free Shipping over $100
FAQ Request a Quote
Dynarex® Trauma2 Windlass Tourniquet - Reliable Hemorrhage Control
Dynarex® Trauma2 Windlass Tourniquet - Reliable Hemorrhage Control
Dynarex® Trauma2 Windlass Tourniquet - Reliable Hemorrhage Control
Dynarex® Trauma2 Windlass Tourniquet - Reliable Hemorrhage Control
Dynarex® Trauma2 Windlass Tourniquet - Reliable Hemorrhage Control
Dynarex® Trauma2 Windlass Tourniquet - Reliable Hemorrhage Control
Dynarex® Trauma2 Windlass Tourniquet - Reliable Hemorrhage Control
Dynarex® Trauma2 Windlass Tourniquet - Reliable Hemorrhage Control

Dynarex DynaSafety Trauma2 Windlass Tourniquet 5-Pack – Emergency Hemorrhage Control

by Kemp USA
$100.00 - $100.00
$100.00
$100.00 - $100.00
$100.00
SKU 11-178-DYN
Availability:
in stock, ready to be shipped

HSA / FSA Approved

This item is HSA / FSA Eligible

Five Tourniquets, One Order

In a traumatic emergency, severe blood loss from an extremity can be fatal in minutes. The Dynarex DynaSafety Trauma2 Tourniquet is a windlass device built to occlude blood flow in the upper and lower extremities during acute hemorrhage. Whether the cause is a machinery accident, a gunshot wound, or a severe laceration, it provides the mechanical advantage needed when direct pressure is not enough. It ships five units to a pack, which is how trauma kits are actually provisioned.

The Trauma2 uses a one-handed operation design, allowing a victim to apply the device to their own arm or leg if isolated. The windlass rod system twists to tighten the band, and the locking mechanism secures the rod at every 90 degree rotation so pressure holds during transport. The integrated time stamp strap lets a responder record when the tourniquet was applied, a vital data point for the receiving surgeon.

Pack Configuration

Each pack contains five complete tourniquets, each with its own instructions for use.

Key Features

  • Windlass Rod Efficiency: The rotating rod tightens the nylon band to mechanically constrict blood vessels and stop arterial flow.
  • One-Handed Application: A pass-through buckle and hook-and-loop strap allow self-application on an arm or leg.
  • Secure Locking Mechanism: The clip holds the windlass rod in place once tightened, preventing loosening during patient movement.
  • Time Documentation: A dedicated white time strap records the application time, supporting continuity of care at the hospital.
  • Durable Nylon Construction: Heavy-duty stitching and high-impact plastic withstand the force required to occlude arterial flow.
  • Five Units Per Pack: Stage a tourniquet in each vehicle, IFAK, and range bag from one line item.

Why It Matters

Massive hemorrhage is a leading cause of preventable death in trauma, and windlass tourniquets are widely used for extremity bleeds in both prehospital and tactical medicine. A tourniquet is also single-application equipment in practice. Once one is deployed on a patient, it leaves with that patient, which is why kits are stocked in multiples rather than singly.

Technical Overview

Type: windlass tourniquet. Application: extremities only. Feature: time stamp. Material: nylon and polymer. Latex-free: yes. Units per pack: five.

  • Units Per Pack: 5
  • 5 x Dynarex Trauma2 Windlass Tourniquet
  • 5 x Instructions for Use
  • First Responder, Extremity Hemorrhage Control: the windlass rod tightens to stop arterial bleeding in an arm or leg.
  • Prepared Citizen, Self-Application: the pass-through buckle lets an isolated victim apply the tourniquet one-handed.
  • Range or Worksite, Trauma Kit: the tourniquet stops a gunshot or machinery-accident bleed before EMS arrives.
  • Team Lead, Multi-Kit Provisioning: the five-unit pack stages a tourniquet in each vehicle, IFAK, and range bag.
  • Paramedic, Continuity of Care: the time-stamp strap records the application time for the receiving surgeon.
  • Units Per Pack: 5
  • Mechanism: Windlass Rod (Twist-to-Tighten)
  • Material: Heavy-Duty Nylon Webbing & High-Impact Plastic
  • Buckle: Single Route / Pass-Through
  • Length: Adjustable (Fits most adult limbs)
  • Closure: Hook & Loop (Velcro-style)
  • Sterility: Non-Sterile
  • Latex-Free: Yes
📖 Official Resource
Step-by-Step Field Manual
Learn how to properly deploy and stage this equipment in a crisis.
Related Article
Helpful context, comparisons, and guidance, learn more.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many tourniquets come in a pack, and why buy more than one?▸

Each pack contains five complete tourniquets, each with its own instructions for use. A tourniquet is single-application equipment in practice. Once it is applied to a patient it leaves with that patient, so a deployed unit is never returned to the kit. Agencies and prepared individuals therefore stock in multiples, one per vehicle, per IFAK, per range bag, with replacement depth on the shelf.

Can the Dynarex Trauma2 be applied with one hand in a confined space?▸

Yes. The Trauma2 is engineered for one-handed operation, which matters for law enforcement officers, security personnel, and solo responders who may need to self-apply during an active incident. The windlass rod locks at each 90 degree rotation, so pressure can be secured incrementally even in confined spaces such as a patrol cruiser or a vehicle cab. The compact profile fits duty belts, go-bags, and vehicle trauma kits.

Why does the Trauma2 include writing space for application time?▸

The integrated writing surface lets a responder record the exact time of application directly on the device, which is a critical data point for emergency physicians and trauma surgeons. Prolonged tourniquet application requires specific clinical decisions on the receiving end, so accurate time tracking informs treatment at handoff. Documenting application time is standard practice across prehospital, military, and tactical medicine.

Is the Trauma2 suitable for wilderness and remote first aid kits?▸

Yes. The durable construction, with heavy-duty stitching and a reinforced nylon buckle, holds up in harsh outdoor conditions, which suits backcountry medical kits, hunting packs, and remote expedition supplies. Latex-free materials avoid allergic complications in the field, and the compact profile fits MOLLE pouches or a backpack trauma compartment. The windlass system addresses extremity injuries from falls, equipment accidents, or wildlife encounters where evacuation times run long.

What training does a tourniquet require before it goes in a kit?▸

A tourniquet is only as effective as the person applying it, and hemorrhage control training is widely available through programs such as Stop the Bleed and standard first aid certification courses. Training covers when a tourniquet is indicated, correct placement above the wound, tightening until bleeding stops, and documenting the application time. Buying in a five-unit pack also gives a team practice units alongside the ones staged in kits, which is how proficiency is normally built.

Assembled in USA

Curated by Experts

Veteran Owned & Operated

Retired Army First Sergeant