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Parymdk
> 3 dayawesome splint, very versitile
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Grizzly
> 3 dayTo long and bulky. It would be better if it was only 24. Guess you could cut it and expose metal.
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tlgs8
> 3 dayI gave it a 4 star only because I havent used it. It is very light and will go in my lightweight backpacking setup for the unlikely backpacking injury that has been found to be the most likely, that is an ankle or arm sprain. A little comfort for me where I go, usually out of cell range and by myself.
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Gezim C.
> 3 dayEverthing as decribed. Folded on half it is 45cm/18inch. The whole length 91,4cm/36 inch- you can see compare to my leg (I am 63). Lightweight, easy to use.
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W Morris
> 3 dayWhen I ran rescue some folks carried these splints. Very useful. Fast forward to last week paddling an 11mile kayak and canoe trip. One wrong move and one of our group sprained a wrist. This would have been great to have. Now I do. Hope I dont need it but good to have.
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Alex
> 3 dayGreat addition to a first aid kit!
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Molly Mahoney
> 3 dayBroken bones hurt, but moving broken bones hurt worse. This will help stabilize many situations, and has a variety of other uses. Vehicles are a great place to keep these.
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Colin
> 3 dayhavent used got for a first aid kit I am building
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Mark Doby
> 3 dayThis Sam Splint does everything youd expect it to and is durable enough to withstand repeated training uses, though I replace them once I use them on a patient.
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Thomas Brammer
> 3 dayThis is a spare- the other was used and worked very well. Good in my pack