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Elastic Wrap Bandages

Name: Elastic Wrap Bandages
Brand: North American Rescue
Price: 1.5 USD
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Size: 2"

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Type: Pressure Bandage

Vendor: North American Rescue

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PRODUCT INFORMATION

North American Rescue — Elastic Bandage

Elastic Wrap Bandages

Latex-free compression wraps in four widths — 2″, 3″, 4″, and 6″ — each stretching to a full 5-yard length with a no-clip hook closure.

2″ / 3″ / 4″ / 6″5 yd stretchedHook closureLatex-free

A pressure dressing holds a wound; a splint stabilizes a fracture — but both still have to be secured to the limb, and metal clips shift, slip, and create pressure points during transport.

What secures the dressing without becoming the next problem?

The NAR Elastic Wrap is the standard elastic compression bandage in military and tactical kit builds. Latex-free elastic material, a hook closure that secures in one motion without clips, and a full 5 yards of stretched length from a compact rolled profile. Four widths cover every extremity application, and all four are NSN-coded for procurement.

Why It Holds Up

Hook Closure, No Clips

Secures in a single motion and re-adjusts cleanly. No metal clips to shift, lose, or create pressure points under a litter strap.

Four Widths

2″ for hands/wrists/feet, 3″ for ankles and small forearms, 4″ for standard extremities, 6″ for thigh and upper arm.

5-Yard Stretch

Every width reaches a full 5 yards stretched — enough material for multiple secure circumferential passes.

Latex-Free

Latex-free across all four sizes — safe for allergy-sensitive casualties and compliant with kit standards.

Width Selection Guide

By application

2″ — hands, wrists, feet
3″ — ankles, small forearms
4″ — standard extremities, pressure-dressing supplement
6″ — thigh, upper arm, large-circumference

Common uses

Compression for sprains and strains
Securing a splint to an injured limb
Holding a primary pressure dressing
Securing hot or cold packs
Swelling management in prolonged field care

Who Carries It

Tactical & LE medics — compression and splint-securing across the kit

EMS & clinics — everyday support, sprains, and dressing retention

IFAK builders — the standard elastic wrap layer in any build

Pair It Up

An elastic wrap is the securing layer over the interventions that stop hemorrhage.

+ Bandages & DressingsPrimary pressure dressings to secure.+ Hemostatic GauzePack the wound before you wrap.+ IFAK KitsComplete prebuilt aid kits.

Elastic Wrap Bandages

Four Widths. One Standard.

Genuine North American Rescue, shipped from a clinician-founded, veteran-led team.

2″–6″5 yd StretchFast Dispatch

Genuine North American Rescue

Sourced direct from North American Rescue.

Specifications

Manufacturer	North American Rescue
Widths	2″, 3″, 4″, 6″ (select at checkout)
Stretched Length	5 yd (all widths)
Closure	Hook closure — no clips
Latex	Latex-free (all sizes)
NSN — 2″	6510-00-935-5820
NSN — 3″	6510-01-230-8702
NSN — 4″	6510-01-171-5130
NSN — 6″	6510-01-532-6522
Weight	0.73 oz (2″) / 1.1 oz (3″) / 1.5 oz (4″) / 2.1 oz (6″)

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All products sourced direct from North American Rescue. CoTCCC recommendation status verified where applicable. Ships from MED-TAC International, Pembroke Pines, FL — clinician-founded, veteran-led, SDVOSB-certified.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Available Options:

SPECS & MEASUREMENTS

Specifications coming soon. Contact us for detailed product information.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Which width of NAR Elastic Wrap Bandage should I choose for my kit?

Width selection depends on the anatomical site being wrapped. The 2 in. wrap (0.73 oz, NSN 6510-00-935-5820) is appropriate for hands, wrists, fingers, and feet. The 3 in. wrap (1.1 oz, NSN 6510-01-230-8702) suits ankles and smaller forearm wrapping. The 4 in. wrap (1.5 oz, NSN 6510-01-171-5130) is the most versatile tactical choice — appropriate for standard extremity compression, wound dressing retention, and splint securing on forearms and calves. The 6 in. wrap (2.1 oz, NSN 6510-01-532-6522) handles larger circumference sites: thigh, upper arm, and chest wrap applications.

Are NAR Elastic Wrap Bandages latex-free?

Yes. All four sizes of NAR Elastic Wrap Bandages are latex-free, making them safe for use on patients with latex sensitivities or allergies — a meaningful consideration in emergency settings where patient allergy history may not be known. The hook closure mechanism also avoids metal clips that could cause pressure points or fail during use.

Can NAR Elastic Wrap Bandages be used to reinforce a pressure dressing?

Yes — reinforcing a primary pressure dressing is one of the most common tactical uses for elastic wraps. Apply your primary dressing (Israeli Bandage, ETD, or similar) over the wound first, then use the elastic wrap to add additional layers of circumferential compression on top. This is particularly effective when the primary dressing's securing mechanism cannot provide adequate pressure alone. The 4 in. and 6 in. wraps provide the most useful compression force for wound reinforcement applications.

What is the difference between NAR Elastic Wrap Bandages and the NAR Flat Elastic Wrap Bandage?

The standard NAR Elastic Wrap Bandages (rolled format) pack into a rolled profile with a 2 in. diameter core. The NAR Flat Elastic Wrap Bandage (SKU 30-0308) is a 4 in. elastic wrap packaged in a flat, vacuum-sealed format — similar packaging to the flat ETD — with a depth of approximately 0.875 in. The flat version is designed for kit configurations where the cylindrical profile of a rolled bandage doesn't fit (flat plate carrier IFAK panels, slim pouches). Both versions perform identically when deployed; the difference is packaging geometry only.

Can elastic wrap bandages be used in place of a tourniquet for hemorrhage control?

No. Elastic wrap bandages are designed for moderate compression and retention — they do not generate sufficient pressure to occlude arterial blood flow in an extremity, which is the mechanism required for tourniquet-level hemorrhage control. For life-threatening extremity hemorrhage, use a dedicated tourniquet such as the CAT Gen 7 or SAM XT. Elastic wraps can be used to reinforce a pressure dressing applied over wound packing for non-tourniquet-amenable bleeding, but they are not a substitute for a properly applied tourniquet when tourniquet use is indicated.