Emergency Products & Research Optimum Traction Device

The femur isnàŒt an easy bone to break, unless youàŒre participating in extreme sports or recreating them in off-road areas. Transporting equipment to these areas and then transporting the patient back to civilization is made more difficult with a heavy, bulky traction splint. TheàœOptimum Traction DevicefromàœEmergency Products & Research replaces the traditional aluminum pole with a state-of-the-art carbon fiber pole that can adjust instantly for adult and pediatric use. ThereàŒs no ischial bar, so concerns over unnecessary pressure and additional pain are alleviated. A single provider can properly apply the device in less than one minute.

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Weight: 20 oz.
Dimensions (stored): 9.5″ x 3.5″
Cost: $88.75àœ
800/322-5725
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