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TCCC CLS Training Kit

by North American Rescue

The North American Rescue TCCC CLS Training Kit is a student kit for trauma lanes and training scenarios. Everything is packed to the Army CLS packing list inside the Squad Responder Bag, which North American Rescue offers in place of the U.S. Army Combat Lifesaver bag.

Price
$1,116.99
SKU: 80-1199 In Stock

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✓ Designed for student use during trauma lanes and scenario training ✓ Packed in the Squad Responder Bag to mirror Army CLS layouts ✓ Meets standard Army CLS packing list configuration for realism ✓ Compact packaged size with a 37.5 in. open layout for full access ✓ Durable construction for repeated classroom and field use

A Student Kit for Trauma Lanes

Each kit gives one student the gear for first-line casualty care drills, laid out the way the Army CLS packing list sets it. It all rides in the Squad Responder Bag, which North American Rescue offers as an alternative to the Army CLS bag.

What Is Inside

  • 2 blue C-A-T tourniquets
  • 2 HyFin trainer twin packs and 2 Combat Gauze trainers
  • 2 compressed gauze, 2 six-inch emergency bandages and 1 six-inch elastic wrap
  • 2 ARS needle decompression kits (14 gauge by 3.25 inches) and 1 NAR 28F nasopharyngeal airway with lube
  • 1 SAM Splint II, 3 dry sterile burn dressings and 4 Fox eye shields with garters
  • 1 NAR Ready-Heat 4-cell and 1 Blizzard survival blanket
  • NAR large trauma shears, 2 Scissor Leash tethers, a Model 8 rescue hook and a TORQ tactical light
  • 4 pairs of large nitrile gloves, 6 NAR alcohol prep pads and NAR 2 in. surgical tape
  • 2 foldable reference cards and 2 small permanent markers

Size and Weight

Packs to roughly 12 inches long, 10 wide and 8 deep; opens out to 37.5 inches; weighs 8.6 pounds.

Good to Know

Items marked as trainers (such as the training tourniquets, chest seal trainers and hemostatic gauze trainers) are for practice only and must never be used on a patient. Airway and needle decompression practice belongs on training aids, under a qualified instructor.

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