Nar Rigid Gen 7 C-a-t Tq Case Blk

The North American Rescue NAR Rigid Generation 7 C-A-T Tourniquet Case in Black is a purpose-built carrier system designed to keep the life-saving C-A-T tourniquet immediately accessible while protecting it from loss during high-stress operations. This rigid case mount transforms the C-A-T Gen 7 from a pack item into a ready-access tactical tool positioned exactly where it's needed most—on the duty belt or patrol rig.

The rigid construction withstands the demands of foot pursuits, combative encounters, and sustained patrol operations without allowing the tourniquet to shift or dislodge. Measuring 6.75 inches in length with compact cross-section dimensions of 2.75 x 2.5 inches, the case occupies minimal belt real estate while delivering maximum retention. At 0.31 lbs, the added weight is negligible compared to the safety margin it provides. The mounting system accommodates both vertical and horizontal belt positioning, enabling operators to configure carry orientation based on individual rig geometry, draw preference, and tactical environment.

Law enforcement personnel, tactical medics, search-and-rescue operators, and military field personnel benefit most from this carrier. Any responder who carries a tourniquet as part of standard load-out—whether for accidental hemorrhage control, off-duty emergency response, or training readiness—gains a reliable platform for immediate deployment. The case eliminates the vulnerability of loose tourniquets shifting in gear during movement or contact, a critical factor in scenarios where seconds determine outcomes.

North American Rescue has established market authority in tourniquet design and accessories through decades of emergency response integration. This Gen 7 case represents the refinement of that platform, solving a specific operational gap: the need for belt-mounted tourniquet accessibility without sacrificing retention integrity. Rigid cases offer a distinct advantage over soft pouches in dynamic environments, as they maintain tourniquet position and prevent tangling during egress or lower-body contact.