6-in-1 Foldable Trauma Shears (Orange)
Trusted by First Responders
6-in-1 Multitool
Glass Breaker Included
Most trauma shears do one thing. Ours do six cutting clothing, belts, and rings, breaking glass, measuring wounds, and turning oxygen valves, all in a tool that folds to the size of your palm. Built from 420HC stainless steel, glass-filled nylon, and carbide, it won't rust, dull, or let you down when stakes are highest.
$27.99 USD
$37.49 USD
15-Day Free Returns
Breaks? We Replace It Free.
Built for the Worst Moment of Your Life
Folds to Pocket Size in Seconds
Blunt Tip Safe on Skin & Bandages
Fits Any Bag, Belt or Tactical Vest
Multi function Trauma Shears: The Foldable trauma shears have 6 basic functions which can be used as trauma shears, belt shears, ring shears, rulers, oxygen tank wrenches and carbonized glass breakers respectively
Strong & Rust-Resistant: The Emergency shears are made of high quality 420HC stainless steel, glass filled nylon & carbide which are durable not to rust or fade. It makes the professional trauma shears holster strong and rust resistant
Effortless portability: The folding trauma shears for medical & home purpose are light, small, foldable for easy portability & storage. It measures 8.1” x 3.5” before folding and 5.1” x 2.0” after folding, which can be carried in a bag or pocket
Medical Purpose: Whether you are a paramedic or RN, you need this trauma shears with a ring cutter to cut through just about anything. The built in ring cutter is for medical emergencies or any situation that requires a powerful cut
Safe and Compatible: The EMS scissor holster is specially equipped with a compatible holster. This protection tool makes it easier and safe for you to carry the scissors. It is designed with a safe blunt tip to remove bandages and dressings easily
Ships in 5–8 business days from the U.S. | Free returns within 30 days
Precision Shears
Strap / Belt Cutter
Ring Cutter
Oxygen Tank Wrench
Built-in Ruler
Glass Breaker
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I'm an ICU nurse who spent years depending on tools that failed me at the worst possible moments — dull blades, poor grip, zero reliability. When you work in emergency care, good enough isn't an option. So I stopped settling and built the tool I always wished I had. One that shows up as hard as the people who carry it.
— Founder, XI Products
