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SKU: 87-1046

Type: Splint

Vendor: Tactical Medical Solutions

TacMed™ RISE™ - Rigid Immobilization System for Extremities

Name: TacMed™ RISE™ - Rigid Immobilization System for Extremities
Brand: Tactical Medical Solutions
SKU: 87-1046
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PRODUCT INFORMATION

Tactical Medical Solutions · Immobilization

TacMed™ RISE™ — Rigid Immobilization System for Extremities

A rigid polymer splint that folds to 4 × 6.25 × 0.75 in and opens to 4 × 32 in, with living hinges that hold three set geometries: Straight splint, 90-degree splint, and — using a windlass tourniquet through its cutout slots — an improvised pelvic stabilizer. At 4.3 oz it fits the IFAK that had no splint in it at all.

4.3 oz · folds to 0.75 in3 configurationsNSN 6515-01-697-3028Instructions printed on the splint

Most IFAKs carry no rigid immobilization, so the splint becomes whatever is nearby. A 4.3 oz plate ends that improvisation.

What's Included

One RISE splint per package, single configuration. The three application setups are printed on the splint itself — no separate card ships with it. Tap to open.

VIEW ▾RISE Splint — SKU 87-1046 · one splint

1× TacMed™ RISE™ splint — rigid polymer, folded 4 in × 6.25 in × 0.75 in, flat 4 in × 32 in, 4.3 oz
Dynamic living hinges at pre-formed folding points, integral to the splint
Integrated securing snaps that lock the 90-degree configuration
Cutout slots sized to accept a windlass or ratcheting tourniquet as the tension element in the pelvic configuration
All three application configurations screen-printed on the splint surface — the instructions are the device
No tourniquet, padding, cravat or wrap is included; the pelvic configuration requires a windlass tourniquet you supply

▾Specifications

TacMed™ RISE™ — specifications

Specification	Detail
Manufacturer	Tactical Medical Solutions (TacMed)
SKU	87-1046
NSN	6515-01-697-3028
Device type	Foldable rigid polymer extremity splint
Dimensions — folded	4 in × 6.25 in × 0.75 in
Dimensions — flat	4 in × 32 in
Weight	4.3 oz
Material	Lightweight rigid polymer
Configurations	Straight splint · 90-degree splint · pelvic stabilizer
Hinges	Dynamic living hinges — pre-formed folding points that hold shape without user forming
90-degree lock	Integrated securing snaps
Pelvic stabilization	Cutout slots accept a windlass or ratcheting tourniquet as the tension element — an improvised capability, not a substitute for a dedicated pelvic binder
Carriage	Manufacturer states it fits standard military-issue IFAKs including the U.S. Army IFAK II
Printed instructions	All three configurations screen-printed on the splint surface
Environmental resistance	Manufacturer states resistance to saltwater, surface cleaning and harsh elements
Reuse	Single-patient use — manufacturer states a clinically deployed unit should be replaced, not cleaned and reused; designate training units separately

TacMed states plainly that the pelvic configuration is a backup for when no dedicated pelvic binder is carried, not a replacement for one. Where pelvic fracture is a foreseeable injury pattern, carry a purpose-built binder as primary.

▾Who Carries It

Individual operators and unit medics adding rigid immobilization to an IFAK that had none, without a second pouch · Law enforcement and tactical teams wanting a splint that deploys into a set geometry rather than one that has to be formed under stress · EMS and SAR packaging a casualty for a carry or a long extraction · Training programs teaching splinting where a printed-on-device reference removes the instruction card from the skills lane.

Fracture assessment, splinting decisions, neurovascular checks before and after application, and the decision to apply any pelvic compression are clinical judgements made by a trained provider under their protocols. This page describes the device and what ships with it; it states no indication, patient selection or technique.

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SPECS & MEASUREMENTS

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What are the three configurations of the TacMed™ RISE™ splint?

The RISE can be deployed in three configurations: (1) straight splint — for standard upper or lower extremity fracture immobilization; (2) 90-degree splint — locked with integrated snaps for wrist and forearm injuries requiring the position of function; (3) pelvic stabilizer — the cutout slots allow threading a windlass or ratcheting tourniquet around the posterior pelvis for improvised circumferential pelvic compression.

Does the RISE fit in a standard military IFAK?

Yes. At 4 × 6.25 × 0.75 inches folded and 4.3 oz, the RISE is specifically designed and dimensioned to fit all standard military-issued IFAKs, including the U.S. Army IFAK II. This gives individual operators a rigid splinting capability within their primary first aid kit without requiring an additional pouch or carry system.

Does the TacMed™ RISE have a military NSN?

Yes. The RISE carries NSN 6515-01-697-3028, confirming active U.S. Department of Defense adoption. It is designed to supplement standard military IFAK contents with rigid immobilization capability and pelvic stabilization in a single compact device.

How does the pelvic stabilizer feature of the RISE work?

The RISE features unique pelvic stabilization slots — cutouts in the polymer body that allow a windlass tourniquet or ratcheting tourniquet strap to be threaded through. When the RISE is positioned against the posterior pelvis and the tourniquet is used as a circumferential compression mechanism, it creates a pelvic binding configuration. This is an improvised capability when a dedicated pelvic sling like the SAM Pelvic Sling II is unavailable.

What material is the RISE made from, and how durable is it?

The RISE is made from a lightweight rigid polymer that maintains its structural integrity through repeated folding and deployment. It is resistant to saltwater, standard surface cleaning agents, and harsh environmental conditions without degradation of rigidity or hinge function. Screen-printed instructions on the splint surface remain legible after exposure to these conditions.

Can the RISE be reused after deployment?

The RISE is a single-patient-use device. Once deployed clinically, it should be replaced rather than cleaned and reused, as polymer integrity and sterility cannot be guaranteed after field use. Training-use units should be designated separately from mission kits.

Does the RISE replace a dedicated pelvic sling?

No. The RISE pelvic stabilizer configuration provides improvised circumferential compression using a windlass tourniquet through the cutout slots — it is a backup capability when a dedicated device like the SAM Pelvic Sling II is unavailable. Agencies should carry a dedicated pelvic sling as primary equipment where pelvic fracture is a foreseeable injury pattern.