The SureShape® moldable splint is a highly versatile, lightweight medical device used for immobilizing bone and soft tissue injuries. Often referred to as a "pocket cast," it is staple in emergency medicine, wilderness survival, and first aid kits due to its unique balance of flexibility and strength.

Features:

• Construction: A thin core of soft aluminum alloy sandwiched between two layers of closed-cell foam.
• Radiolucent: It does not need to be removed for X-rays.
• Waterproof: The foam exterior is non-absorbent and easy to clean.
• Compact: It can be rolled or folded for storage in small trauma kits.

The SureShape® moldable splint is a highly versatile, lightweight medical device used for immobilizing bone and soft tissue injuries. Often referred to as a "pocket cast," it is staple in emergency medicine, wilderness survival, and first aid kits due to its unique balance of flexibility and strength.

Features:

• Construction: A thin core of soft aluminum alloy sandwiched between two layers of closed-cell foam.
• Radiolucent: It does not need to be removed for X-rays.
• Waterproof: The foam exterior is non-absorbent and easy to clean.
• Compact: It can be rolled or folded for storage in small trauma kits.

The SureShape® moldable splint is a highly versatile, lightweight medical device used for immobilizing bone and soft tissue injuries. Often referred to as a "pocket cast," it is staple in emergency medicine, wilderness survival, and first aid kits due to its unique balance of flexibility and strength.

Features:

• Construction: A thin core of soft aluminum alloy sandwiched between two layers of closed-cell foam.
• Radiolucent: It does not need to be removed for X-rays.
• Waterproof: The foam exterior is non-absorbent and easy to clean.
• Compact: It can be rolled or folded for storage in small trauma kits.

The SureShape® moldable splint is a highly versatile, lightweight medical device used for immobilizing bone and soft tissue injuries. Often referred to as a "pocket cast," it is staple in emergency medicine, wilderness survival, and first aid kits due to its unique balance of flexibility and strength.

Features:

• Construction: A thin core of soft aluminum alloy sandwiched between two layers of closed-cell foam.
• Radiolucent: It does not need to be removed for X-rays.
• Waterproof: The foam exterior is non-absorbent and easy to clean.
• Compact: It can be rolled or folded for storage in small trauma kits.

The SureShape® moldable splint is a highly versatile, lightweight medical device used for immobilizing bone and soft tissue injuries. Often referred to as a "pocket cast," it is staple in emergency medicine, wilderness survival, and first aid kits due to its unique balance of flexibility and strength.

Features:

• Construction: A thin core of soft aluminum alloy sandwiched between two layers of closed-cell foam.
• Radiolucent: It does not need to be removed for X-rays.
• Waterproof: The foam exterior is non-absorbent and easy to clean.
• Compact: It can be rolled or folded for storage in small trauma kits.

The SureShape® moldable splint is a highly versatile, lightweight medical device used for immobilizing bone and soft tissue injuries. Often referred to as a "pocket cast," it is staple in emergency medicine, wilderness survival, and first aid kits due to its unique balance of flexibility and strength.

Features:

• Construction: A thin core of soft aluminum alloy sandwiched between two layers of closed-cell foam.
• Radiolucent: It does not need to be removed for X-rays.
• Waterproof: The foam exterior is non-absorbent and easy to clean.
• Compact: It can be rolled or folded for storage in small trauma kits.

The SureShape® moldable splint is a highly versatile, lightweight medical device used for immobilizing bone and soft tissue injuries. Often referred to as a "pocket cast," it is staple in emergency medicine, wilderness survival, and first aid kits due to its unique balance of flexibility and strength.

Features:

• Construction: A thin core of soft aluminum alloy sandwiched between two layers of closed-cell foam.
• Radiolucent: It does not need to be removed for X-rays.
• Waterproof: The foam exterior is non-absorbent and easy to clean.
• Compact: It can be rolled or folded for storage in small trauma kits.