Blackhawk Warrior Wear I.T.S. Pants - CLOSEOUT

The Blackhawk ITS Pant just might save your life - LITERALLY!

GREAT DEAL! These 1st generation pants and shirts are being closed out to make room for the next generation, the High Performance Fighting Uniform (HPFU) ITS apparel system. Get them while they last!

The Warrior Wear Integrated Tourniquet System (I.T.S.) Pants provide lifesaving aid in the field and on the streets. Regardless of preparation accidents can and will happen. The BlackHawk I.T.S Pants provide comfort and durability to meet the demands of the modern day warrior along with immediate lifesaving aid when necessary. The Blackhawk I.T.S. pants have four tourniquets: one high on each thigh--where it can do the most good, locking down the femoral artery if that gets hit (everyone saw the scenes in Blackhawk Down?) and one in the calf area. That lower one can be adjusted for height placement simply by pulling the pants leg up higher before activating it. The designer did that on purpose because, as anyone who has had any level of first responder medical training knows, the closer you get the tourniquet to the injury--just "above" on the heart side--the more of the limb you save if things get real ugly.

Blackhawk I.T.S. Pant Benefits

Always present

Single handed application

Flip pull twist activation

Safe and secure lock down

Activate in seconds

Complete occlusion of blood

Ability to train to build muscle memory

Combined weight is less than one traditional tourniquet

Useful in training scenarios and can be reactivated multiple times

By creating the BlackHawk tourniquet ITS, the field surgeon who designed it solved several problems:

1: The Blackhawk ITS tourniquet is ALREADY around the limb. By integrating them into the pants and shirts, BlackHawk completely worked around--or more specifically under--the gear problem. No matter what the warrior puts on, he's putting it on OVER the ITS.

2: The tourniquet doesn't have to be carried, then delivered, and then secured. No more does the medic have to worry about whether or not he has enough tourniquets in his kit or if he can get them to the injured troop in time.

3: Because of their design, application/activation can be performed with one hand in less than fifteen seconds (with practice). We've seen the surgeon who designed them do it in about six seconds.

Not applicable with Truspec 24/7 Special.