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Kemp USA Spineboard Straps 10-Pack – Quick Release, One-Piece or Two-Piece

Original price $199.90 - Original price $202.50
Original price
$199.90
$199.90 - $202.50
Current price $199.90
SKU 10-301-BLK
Availability:
in stock, ready to be shipped
Availability:
in stock, ready to be shipped

Ten Straps, Fast and Universal Immobilization

In a trauma scenario, speed is critical. Kemp USA Spineboard Straps provide rapid, reliable patient security on any standard backboard. Rather than a complicated multi-point system, these straps are simple and intuitive. Loop the ends through the spineboard handles, click the buckle, and pull to tighten. This listing ships ten straps to a pack, which matches how boards are actually outfitted since full immobilization takes three to four straps per board.

Choose Your Configuration

Two configurations are available and each pack contains ten straps in the one you select. The one-piece strap is a continuous length with the buckle integrated, giving maximum adjustability in a single pass, and it suits torso and hip securement where speed matters most. The two-piece strap separates into male and female halves that attach independently to opposite sides of the board, which makes threading easier around specialty boards or around equipment already attached to the patient.

Both configurations share the same 2-inch nylon webbing, the same 72-inch length, and the same quick-release plastic side-release buckle.

Pack Configuration

Each pack contains ten straps in the configuration selected. Configurations are not mixed within a pack. Most agencies stock both, ordering one pack of each.

Key Features

  • Quick-Release Efficiency: Heavy-duty plastic buckle clips click shut securely and release with a single squeeze, allowing fast application and removal.
  • Universal Fit: Loop ends girth-hitch around the handhold pins or handles of any manufacturer's spineboard, including Kemp, Ferno, and Iron Duck models.
  • Durable Webbing: Strong 2-inch nylon webbing resists fraying, water absorption, and UV damage.
  • Adjustable Length: The 72-inch length provides ample slack for patients of varying sizes.
  • Corrosion-Free Hardware: The plastic buckles will not rust in pool or salt water environments, and they are X-ray translucent.
  • Ten Straps Per Pack: Outfits two to three boards completely, or restocks a fleet, from one line item.

Why It Matters

Complexity causes errors. A simple strap system lets responders customize the strapping configuration, crisscross across the chest or straight across the hips, based on the patient's injury. Buying ten at a time means a board is never partially strapped because the last two went missing.

Technical Overview

Length: 72". Width: 2". Material: nylon. Buckle: quick-release plastic. Configurations: one-piece or two-piece. Straps per pack: ten.

  • Paramedic, Rapid Patient Securement: the strap loops through any board's handles and clicks shut in seconds.
  • Water Rescue Team, Corrosion-Free Buckle: the plastic side-release buckle will not rust in pool or salt water.
  • EMS Crew, Custom Strapping: the 72-inch length lets a responder crisscross the chest or run straight across the hips.
  • Supply Officer, Multi-Board Outfitting: the ten-strap pack fully straps two to three boards from one order.
  • Emergency Department, Instant Release: the single-squeeze buckle frees a patient fast at the X-ray table.
  • Straps Per Pack: 10
  • Configurations: One-Piece or Two-Piece
  • Dimensions (per strap): 72" L x 2" W (183cm x 5cm)
  • Weight (per strap): 0.75 lbs
  • Webbing Material: Heavy-Duty Nylon
  • Buckle Type: Plastic Side-Release (Quick Release)
  • Attachment: Loop Ends (Universal)
📖 Official Resource
Step-by-Step Field Manual
Learn how to properly deploy and stage this equipment in a crisis.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many straps come in a pack, and how many do I need per board?

Each pack contains ten straps in the configuration selected. Standard EMS protocols typically call for three to four straps per board to secure the torso, hips, and legs, so a ten-strap pack fully outfits two to three boards or restocks a fleet. Configurations are not mixed within a pack, so agencies that use both one-piece and two-piece straps order one pack of each.

What is the difference between the one-piece and two-piece configurations?

Both share the same 72 inch by 2 inch dimensions, the same nylon webbing, and the same quick-release plastic buckle. The one-piece is a continuous strap with the buckle integrated, which gives maximum adjustability in a single pass and suits torso and hip securement where speed matters most. The two-piece separates into male and female halves that attach independently to opposite sides of the board, which makes threading easier on specialty boards or around equipment already attached to the patient.

Why plastic buckles instead of metal?

The quick-release plastic buckle clips are chosen for emergency medical use. Plastic keeps the strap light at 0.75 lbs, will not conduct cold in outdoor rescue, will not rust in pool or salt water, and is X-ray translucent so it creates no imaging artifact. The side-release design allows one-handed operation, letting a responder secure and free a patient quickly without working metal hardware. For pin-equipped boards that need a rigid metal anchor instead, Kemp offers a metal buckle and swivel clip strap.

Will these straps fit my existing backboard?

Yes. The loop ends girth-hitch around the handhold pins or handles of any standard spineboard regardless of manufacturer, including Kemp, Ferno, Junkin, Laerdal, and Iron Duck boards. At 72 inches long and 2 inches wide they are sized for adult patients on full-size backboards. No Kemp board is required. These work as a universal replacement or backup for any EMS service, fire department, or rescue team running industry-standard immobilization boards.

Can the quick-release buckles open accidentally during transport?

The side-release buckle requires deliberate inward pressure on both tabs to disengage, which prevents accidental release while still allowing intentional one-handed operation. The nylon webbing holds consistent tension once tightened. The straps are built for the conditions of emergency transport including rough terrain, air evacuation, and high-speed ambulance runs, and they hold patient position from scene to hospital.