Tactical Mechanical Tourniquet (TMT) w/Rigid Holster SET - Safeguard Medical

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TMT™ Tourniquet with Rigid Holster Set — Malice Clip® Mount

Name: TMT™ Tourniquet with Rigid Holster Set — Malice Clip® Mount
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Safeguard Medical · Tourniquet + Rigid Holster

TMT™ Tourniquet with Rigid Holster Set — Malice Clip® Mount

A black Tactical Mechanical Tourniquet staged in Safeguard Medical's rigid TMT holster, with Malice Clip® attachments for MOLLE/PALS webbing. Choose the holster in black, olive drab, coyote brown or Multicam; the tourniquet is the same evidence-based standard TMT in every set — 2 in. strap, quick-disconnect buckle, and a torsion bar that clicks when it locks.

TMT is evidence-based standardRigid holsterMalice Clip® — MOLLE/PALSBlack TMT in every setFour holster colors

A tourniquet you have to dig for is a tourniquet you reach too late. Mount it where either hand finds it without looking.

The short answer

What it is

A set: one black TMT tourniquet and one Safeguard Medical rigid TMT holster with Malice Clip® attachments.

Use it for

Carrying a evidence-based standard limb tourniquet on a plate carrier, chest rig, PALS belt or bag — anywhere with MOLLE/PALS webbing.

How it's used

Draw it, then place it high and tight over clothing under threat, or on bare skin 2–3 in. above the wound when the source is found and time allows — never over a joint. Ratchet, twist, lock, record the time.

Who carries it

Military, law enforcement and anyone armed — on the body, where either hand can reach it.

At a glance

In the set

Black TMT + rigid holster

Mount

Malice Clip® — MOLLE/PALS

Holster colors

Black · Olive Drab · Coyote Brown · Multicam

Safeguard catalog

89-323-BL / -OD / -CB / -MC

Tourniquet strap

2 in., no internal band

Limb range

5.75–38 in. (14.6–96.5 cm)

Tourniquet weight

3.5 oz packaged

Lock

Torsion bar, audible click

Tourniquet status

evidence-based standard (TMT)

12 things to know about the TMT holster set

What is in the box, what the holster and clips do, and what the tourniquet inside it does.

01

What is in the set

One black TMT and one Safeguard Medical rigid TMT holster with Malice Clip® attachments. Safeguard registers the set in the FDA's device identifier database as the TMT Rigid Holster Kit with Malice Clip attachment, catalog 89-323.⁵
02

The status belongs to the tourniquet

The evidence-based list names the Tactical Mechanical Tourniquet, NSN 6515-01-656-6191, added in the evidence-based's 2019 update.^2,11 It names tourniquets, not carriers: the TMT inside the set is evidence-based standard and an FDA-registered, Class I (510(k)-exempt) tourniquet;¹⁰ the holster is how you carry it.
03

Rigid on purpose

Safeguard describes the kit as designed to protect the tourniquet from damage while it is worn anywhere on the body.⁵
04

How the Malice Clips hold

Malice Clips are Tactical Tailor's injection-molded, reusable connecting clips for attaching pouches to MOLLE/PALS webbing. They are unaffected by heat or cold and, once properly closed, do not open until you release them with a flat-tipped tool such as a knife or screwdriver.⁶
05

Four holster colors, one black tourniquet

The holster comes in Black (89-323-BL), Olive Drab (-OD), Coyote Brown (-CB) and Multicam (-MC). The tourniquet is black in every set; the orange TMT is sold on its own.
06

Other mounts for the same holster

Safeguard also builds the rigid TMT holster kit with a Combat Loop belt attachment, catalog 89-321, for carry on a plain belt.⁵
07

The tourniquet: a 2 in. strap with no internal band

Safeguard states the 2 in. strap achieves occlusion at lower pressures and that the absence of an internal band eases slack removal and allows rapid resetting.⁴
08

Ratchet, twist, click

You ratchet the strap tail snug, twist the torsion bar until the bleeding stops, and lock the bar into its retainer — it clicks when it seats.^4,7
09

A buckle for trapped limbs

The TMT's quick-disconnect buckle prevents misrouting and lets you open the loop, pass the strap around a trapped limb, and reconnect it — or apply it one-handed.^4,7
10

Made to live outside its package

A UV-protective additive in the polymers makes the TMT, in Safeguard's words, durable enough to be stored outside of its packaging; it is stored in the one-handed configuration.^4,7 That is exactly how it rides in this holster.
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What the data show

In 24 British military volunteers self-applying at mid-thigh, the TMT succeeded in 71% and the C-A-T in 92% — not a significant difference.¹² In a three-way crossover, arm failure was 19.4% for the TMT, 5.6% for the C-A-T Gen 7 and 58.3% for the SOFTT-W.¹³ On a manikin thigh, the TMT and the C-A-T controlled bleeding equally often, the C-A-T at higher pressure.¹⁴
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It pairs with the TQ-RAM

The TQ-RAM™ attaches to the TMT to give hands-free compression on top of a packed wound, and to control compressible bleeding in areas a limb tourniquet cannot reach.^4,9

How to mount, draw and apply it

Mounting first, then Safeguard's one-handed TMT sequence with the placement decision made up front.

1

Mount it within reach of either hand. Weave the Malice Clips through the MOLLE/PALS webbing and close them until they lock; they open again only with a flat-tipped tool.⁶ Military, law enforcement and anyone armed carry it on their person.
2

Stage the TMT. Out of its packaging, folded in the one-handed configuration, seated in the holster.^4,7
3

Choose the placement. Under threat, or when you cannot see where the blood is coming from: hasty — high and tight, over clothing. When the source is found and time and safety allow: deliberate — on bare skin, 2–3 in. above the wound. If that point lands on a joint, move above the joint. Never place it across or directly over a joint.¹
4

Draw and open. Pull the TMT from the holster, hold the strap end by the white time-label tab and let it fall open with "PULL" facing away. For a trapped limb, separate the buckle, route the strap around the limb without twisting it, and reconnect.⁷
5

Free the strap and ratchet. Pull the time tab until the hook-and-loop separates, grip the tail close to the buckle, pull up and away, then down in a quick ratcheting motion until snug.⁷
6

Twist, lock, record. Twist until the bleeding stops and the distal pulse is gone — it hurts, and that is expected. Lock the torsion bar into the retainer, secure the excess strap, and write the time on the tourniquet and the casualty card. If bleeding continues, add a second tourniquet side by side with the first.^1,7
7

Reassess a hasty tourniquet. When the scene allows, expose the wound. If a tourniquet is needed, place a second one on bare skin 2–3 in. above the bleeding site, tighten it, then slowly release the first. If the source still cannot be found, the first stays high and tight.¹
8

Leave it on — or convert by protocol. For civilians and most law enforcement, especially in self-aid, leaving it in place for the receiving clinicians is good practice. The TCCC Guidelines direct every effort to convert within 2 hours when the casualty is not in shock, the wound can be watched, and it is not an amputation.¹

Drill the draw. Practice drawing from the holster with either hand, gloved and in the dark. The TMT is labeled single-use:⁷ a tourniquet ratcheted and twisted in practice becomes a training unit — mark it, and stage a new black TMT in the holster.

Where it fits

Use it for

Carrying a evidence-based standard limb tourniquet on MOLLE/PALS webbing — plate carrier, chest rig, PALS belt or bag^2,6
Life-threatening bleeding from an arm or a leg, and any traumatic amputation¹
A trapped limb — open the quick-disconnect buckle, route around, reconnect^4,7
Limbs from 5.75 to 38 in. (14.6–96.5 cm) around⁴

Not for

A plain belt without PALS webbing — the Combat Loop version is built for belts⁵
The groin, armpit or neck — pack those wounds with hemostatic gauze and hold pressure
Across or directly over a joint — move above it
Bleeding that direct pressure or a pressure dressing controls

The evidence

The evidence is for the tourniquet in the holster — what each study tested and how strong it is.

Study	Evidence type	What was studied	What it found
*Kragh et al., Ann Surg* 2009**	Human · combat clinical	Tourniquets as a class: 232 casualties with 428 tourniquets, Baghdad, 2006	Survival 90% when tourniquets were applied before shock vs 10% after; no limb lost because of a tourniquet
*Beaven et al., J Spec Oper Med* 2018**	Human volunteer · randomized	24 British military volunteers self-applying the C-A-T and the TMT at mid-thigh, ultrasound of popliteal flow	Success C-A-T 92% vs TMT 71% (not significant); median time to occlusion 37.5 s vs 35 s
*Treager et al., J Trauma Acute Care Surg* 2021**	Human volunteer · randomized crossover	C-A-T Gen 7 vs TMT vs SOFTT-W on arm and leg, Doppler pulse, then retested after crawling and dragging	Arm failure 5.6% vs 19.4% vs 58.3%; leg failure 27.8% vs 44.4% vs 61.1%; no difference after movement
*Gibson et al., J Spec Oper Med* 2016**	Manikin	TMT and RATS vs C-A-T on a manikin thigh, two users, 30 tests each	Effectiveness and pulse cessation did not differ by model; the C-A-T applied more pressure than the TMT
*Montgomery et al., J Spec Oper Med* 2019**	Expert review · evidence-based update	Review of limb tourniquets for the evidence-based's 2019 update, which added the TMT	evidence-based voted to update its list in April 2019; the authors note the lack of unbiased data and official test criteria

Strongest to weakest: human clinical data, then human-volunteer tests, then manikin studies, then expert review. The combat data are for tourniquets as a class.¹⁵

How it compares

The ways Safeguard Medical packages a TMT for carry.

	This set — Malice Clip	Rigid holster — Combat Loop	MOJO® TMT Holster Kit	TMT alone
Safeguard catalog	89-323-BL / -OD / -CB / -MC	89-321 (with TMT); empty holster also offered	88-115-01-BL / -OD	PDF185 · 31-115 · PDF186
Carrier	Rigid TMT holster	Rigid TMT holster	Berry-compliant 500D nylon pouch, red pull strap	Your own pouch or holster
Mounts to	MOLLE/PALS webbing	Belt, by Combat Loop attachment	MOLLE, or a standard 2 in. belt	—
Tourniquet	Black TMT	TMT	TMT	Black or orange TMT
evidence-based standard	The TMT inside — yes	The TMT inside — yes	The TMT inside — yes	Yes — TMT

Holster kit catalog numbers from Safeguard Medical's device identifier records;⁵ MOJO® kit details from Safeguard Medical;⁸ TMT part numbers from Safeguard Medical.³

Build the system

The tourniquet on its own, the other ways to carry it, the TQ-RAM that rides on it, and the rest of the bleeding kit.

TMT™ Tourniquet

Black or orange TMT on its own

TMT™ Rigid Holster, DCL

Same holster family, belt attachment

MOJO® TMT Holster Kit

TMT in a 500D belt or MOLLE pouch

TQ-RAM™

Hands-free pressure over a packed wound, on the TMT

C-A-T® Gen 7

evidence-based standard, with a blue trainer

SAM® XT Tourniquet

evidence-based standard, auto-locking buckle

QuikClot® Combat Gauze®

Packing gauze for wounds a tourniquet cannot reach

Emergency Trauma Dressing

Pressure bandage for bleeding below tourniquet level

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Questions buyers ask

▾Is this set evidence-based standard?

The tourniquet in it is: the evidence-based list names the Tactical Mechanical Tourniquet, NSN 6515-01-656-6191.² The list covers tourniquets, not holsters, so the recommendation belongs to the TMT, not the set.

▾What color is the tourniquet?

Black, in every set. The color you choose — Black, Olive Drab, Coyote Brown or Multicam — is the holster's.

▾How do I attach and remove the Malice Clips?

Weave each clip through the MOLLE/PALS webbing on your gear and the holster, then close it until it locks. Once properly closed it stays closed until you pry it open with a flat-tipped tool such as a knife or screwdriver.⁶

▾Can I wear it on a duty belt?

On a belt with MOLLE/PALS webbing, yes. For a plain belt, the same rigid holster is built with a Combat Loop belt attachment instead.⁵

▾How should the TMT sit in the holster?

Out of its packaging, in the one-handed configuration, so it falls open the moment you draw it and hold the time-label tab.^4,7 Keep the holster where weather and abrasion do the least damage, especially on body armor, and inspect the tourniquet on a schedule.

▾High and tight, or 2–3 inches above the wound?

Both are correct; the situation decides. Under threat, or when you cannot find the source, place it high and tight over clothing. When the source is found and time allows, place it on bare skin 2–3 in. above the wound — and if that lands on a joint, go above the joint. Reassess a hasty tourniquet once the scene allows and convert it to a deliberate one; if the source still cannot be found, it stays high and tight.¹

▾How long can it stay on — and should it come off?

For civilians and most law enforcement, especially when you applied it to yourself, leaving it on for the hospital team is good practice. The military direction: every effort is made to convert within 2 hours if the casualty is not in shock, the wound can be watched, and it is not an amputation; non-medical service members do not attempt it past 2 hours without direction from advanced medical personnel, and a tourniquet on longer than 6 hours stays on unless close monitoring and lab capability are available.¹ Long rural or remote transports are where conversion becomes a real question.

▾Should a tourniquet go on an amputation that is barely bleeding?

Yes. The TCCC Guidelines call for a limb tourniquet on any traumatic amputation.¹ Early on, adrenaline clamps the torn arteries down; when it wears off they open again and the bleeding starts.

▾What happens after the TMT is used?

The TMT is labeled single-use.⁷ Once it has been applied — on a casualty or in practice — retire it and stage a new black TMT in the holster.

Package & specifications

▾In the package — one tourniquet, one holster

1× Tactical Mechanical Tourniquet (TMT™), black
1× Safeguard Medical rigid TMT holster in the color selected — Black (89-323-BL), Olive Drab (89-323-OD), Coyote Brown (89-323-CB) or Multicam (89-323-MC)
Malice Clip® attachments for MOLLE/PALS webbing
The tourniquet is single use. TQ-RAM™ sold separately.

▾Full specifications

Specification	Detail
Set	TMT Rigid Holster Kit with Malice Clip attachment — Safeguard Medical catalog 89-323
Variants (holster color)	89-323-BL Black · 89-323-OD Olive Drab · 89-323-CB Coyote Brown · 89-323-MC Multicam
Tourniquet	Tactical Mechanical Tourniquet (TMT™), black — developed by Combat Medical, now part of Safeguard Medical
Holster	Safeguard Medical rigid TMT holster
Mount	Malice Clip® (Tactical Tailor) — injection-molded clips for MOLLE/PALS webbing; release with a flat-tipped tool
Related holster kit	89-321 — same rigid TMT holster with Combat Loop belt attachment
Device identifier (kit)	HIBCC UDI M68989323020 — kit, product code OHO
Tourniquet strap	2 in. wide; no internal band
Tourniquet lock	Torsion bar locks into a retaining clip with an audible click; double-routed quick-disconnect buckle
Limb circumference	5.75–38 in. (14.6–96.5 cm)
Tourniquet packaged size / weight	4.5 × 2.5 × 2 in. · 3.5 oz (99.2 g)
Tourniquet shelf life	7 or 10 years from manufacture, by TMT part number
Tourniquet FDA status	Nonpneumatic tourniquet, product code GAX — FDA-registered, Class I (510(k)-exempt)
TCCC status	TMT: evidence-based standard limb tourniquet. The holster is a carrier.

▾References — 15 sources

Committee on Tactical Combat Casualty Care. Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) Guidelines, 1 May 2026.
Committee on Tactical Combat Casualty Care. Evidence-Based Standard Devices & Adjuncts, 15 December 2021.
Safeguard Medical. TMT™ Tourniquet product information — Civilian/Black PDF185, Civilian/Orange PDF186, Military/Black 31-115. safeguardmedical.com.
Safeguard Medical. TMT™ Tactical Mechanical Tourniquet one-page overview, DTF054_06-23-02; TMT™ (orange) overview, I-QMS-F044_SMT_0042 Rev 1, October 2024.
NLM AccessGUDID. TMT Rigid Holster Kit w/ Malice Clip back attachment, catalog 89-323 (UDI M68989323010, M68989323020); TMT Rigid Holster Kit w/ Combat Loop back attachment, catalog 89-321 — Safeguard US Operating, LLC.
Tactical Tailor. Fight Light Malice Clips® — product description. tacticaltailor.com.
Combat Medical / Alphapointe. Tactical Mechanical Tourniquet Instructions for Use, REF 31-115, CMS-PUB-TMT-04-003 (V3).
Safeguard Medical. MOJO® Holster Kits — MOJO TMT Holster Kit, 88-115-01. safeguardmedical.com.
NLM AccessGUDID. TQ™ RAM, catalog 31-150, Safeguard US Operating, LLC — device description.
U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Product classification GAX (Tourniquet, Nonpneumatic), 21 CFR 878.5900, Class I, 510(k)-exempt; Establishment Registration & Device Listing, Safeguard Medical Technologies Ltd (TMT).
Montgomery HR, Hammesfahr R, Fisher AD, et al. 2019 recommended limb tourniquets in Tactical Combat Casualty Care. J Spec Oper Med. 2019;19(4):27–50.
Beaven A, Ballard M, Sellon E, Briard R, Parker PJ. The Combat Application Tourniquet versus the Tactical Mechanical Tourniquet. J Spec Oper Med. 2018;18(3):75–78.
Treager C, Lopachin T, Mandichak S, et al. A comparison of efficacy, efficiency, and durability in novel tourniquet designs. J Trauma Acute Care Surg. 2021;91(2S Suppl 2):S139–S145.
Gibson R, Housler GJ, Rush SC, Aden JK 3rd, Kragh JF Jr, Dubick MA. Preliminary comparison of new and established tactical tourniquets in a manikin hemorrhage model. J Spec Oper Med. 2016;16(1):29–35.
Kragh JF Jr, Walters TJ, Baer DG, et al. Survival with emergency tourniquet use to stop bleeding in major limb trauma. Ann Surg. 2009;249(1):1–7.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Is the TMT CoTCCC-recommended?

Yes. The Tactical Mechanical Tourniquet™ (TMT™) by Safeguard Medical is CoTCCC-recommended and carries NSN 6515-01-656-6191 for U.S. Department of Defense procurement. It is also CE Approved. The TMT appears on the CoTCCC recommended limb tourniquet list alongside the C-A-T Gen 7, SAM XT, and SOF® Tourniquet as one of the primary devices endorsed for extremity hemorrhage control in TCCC guidelines.

Why is the TMT's 2-inch band significant compared to a 1.5-inch band?

The TMT's 2" co-poly resin acetyl band is 33% wider than the 1.5" bands on the C-A-T Gen 7 and SOF® Tourniquet. Wider tourniquet bands distribute occlusion pressure over a larger surface area, reducing the localized compression intensity on nerves and vessels under the band. This translates to lower occlusion pain for the casualty during extended application — a clinically important factor when patient movement or evacuation time is prolonged. It also reduces the risk of localized nerve injury under the tourniquet. The wider band also seats more effectively on proximal thigh wounds where a narrow band may bridge over soft tissue.

What is the TQ-RAM and how does it work with the TMT?

The TQ-RAM™ (Tourniquet-Rapid Application Module) is a purpose-built accessory by Safeguard Medical for the TMT. It is a dome-shaped point pressure device that mounts into two dedicated slots on the TMT base plate. Once secured, the TMT's windlass tension drives the dome against a wound or packed injury to maintain hands-free direct pressure — allowing the responder to move on to other interventions while the TMT and TQ-RAM maintain hemorrhage control. This makes the TMT the only CoTCCC-recommended limb tourniquet with an integrated junctional pressure accessory, extending its utility to packed wound sites and proximal injuries. The TQ-RAM weighs 0.6 oz and is sold separately.

Why does this set include a Kydex holster instead of a soft pouch?

Rigid Kydex holsters provide positive retention and a defined extraction path that soft pouches cannot. The holster's custom-molded Kydex shell holds the TMT securely without compression — protecting the windlass mechanism and plastic components from being damaged by surrounding gear — while enabling a single, consistent pull to extract the tourniquet. Malice Clips attach the holster to belts, plate carrier webbing, and MOLLE platforms without requiring additional accessories. The rigid shell also protects the TMT from UV degradation and environmental damage during storage on gear.

Can two TMTs be linked together for larger patients?

Yes. The TMT includes a quick-detach clip that allows two units to be connected end-to-end, extending the band to accommodate limb circumferences up to approximately 38" when using a single tourniquet — and beyond when linked. This linkage capability also enables the TMT to be used as a pelvic binder when two units are connected, an additional use case not available with most other windlass tourniquets. The TQ-RAM accessory also supports this configuration, with one TMT looped around the torso and the RAM seated against a junctional wound site.

What limb range does the TMT® accommodate?

The TMT® accommodates limb circumferences from 5¾″ to 38″ (14.6 cm to 96.5 cm), covering pediatric through large adult extremities and allowing application over bulky clothing.

Is the TMT™ CoTCCC recommended?

Yes. The Tactical Mechanical Tourniquet (TMT®) is a CoTCCC-recommended device for extremity hemorrhage control. Its no-internal-band design simplifies removal and resetting; dual locking mechanisms prevent slippage; and the click-confirmation torsion bar confirms secure occlusion. UV-protective additives allow storage outside packaging.

Can the TMT™ be applied with one hand for self-aid?

Yes. The TMT® is taught as both a self-aid and buddy-aid task. Applying high and tight on the proximal third of the affected limb, the no-internal-band design and cam-buckle mechanism allow single-handed application. The quick-disconnect buckle also enables trapped-limb application scenarios.

What is different about the rigid holster compared to a soft MOJO® pouch?

The injection-molded rigid holster provides structured protection against crushing, moisture, and mechanical deformation — important for vehicle mounts, aircraft crew, and environments where a soft pouch may collapse around the tourniquet. It also enables faster one-second draw without the user needing to open or unzip anything. The MOJO® soft holster offers better MOLLE conformability and is lighter on a running duty belt.

TMT™ Tourniquet with Rigid Holster Set — Malice Clip® Mount

At a glance

12 things to know about the TMT holster set

What is in the set

The status belongs to the tourniquet

Rigid on purpose

How the Malice Clips hold

Four holster colors, one black tourniquet

Other mounts for the same holster

The tourniquet: a 2 in. strap with no internal band

Ratchet, twist, click

A buckle for trapped limbs

Made to live outside its package

What the data show

It pairs with the TQ-RAM

How to mount, draw and apply it

Where it fits

The evidence

How it compares

Build the system

Questions buyers ask