🩸 Stay marked, stay ready—because your blood type is your ultimate tactical asset.
The HAZARD 4 Blood-Type Lacer Tactical Multi-Position Marker pack includes two ultra-durable, injection-molded markers with clear blood type graphics, a snap-hook carabiner for fast attachment, and a universal fit for most footwear and gear. Designed for tactical professionals, it offers versatile mounting options and lightweight reliability to keep you mission-ready.
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 3.54 x 2.13 x 0.35 inches |
| Package Weight | 0.02 Kilograms |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 2.76 x 0.98 x 0.08 inches |
| Item Weight | 0.02 Kilograms |
| Brand Name | HAZARD 4 |
| Warranty Description | See Hazard4.com |
| Model Name | PAT-BLD-A-NEG-GRN |
| Color | OD Green |
| Material | TPR |
| Suggested Users | unisex-adult, mens |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Manufacturer | Hazard 4 |
| Part Number | PAT-BLD-A-NEG-GRN |
| Model Year | 2015 |
| Style | A Negative |
| Included Components | Pack of 2 Blood-Type Markers |
| Size | One Size |
| Sport Type | tactical |
M**Z
Yup
Nice, but almost too wide for boots.
J**R
They work
I have one on my duty boot, and one on my vest. Hope I never need them.. but they say my blood type and seem to be holding up great.
C**P
Nice For Keychain Or Pack
Blood Type Tagsadded one to my key-chainafter being in the military I found this helpfulbut there is only one mini-carabiner, no biggie
A**N
I worked around it by lacing it in the middle of my boots and it works great and is still visible
Got this to go for with my kit. Works as advertised and as some would say it is a little to big to lace on the bottom most boot lace. I worked around it by lacing it in the middle of my boots and it works great and is still visible. Once I expand my kit and get another set of boots I will look into getting another pair of these. So far I have one on my patrol boots and one on my assault bag. Ditched the cheap clip and opted to tie it down on the molle webbing with 550 chord. Might upgrade to zip ties down the road if need be.
T**L
Right solution for the task
Attached one to my range bag and one to the med kit on the range bag. Will likely purchase another set to add to hiking gear. Accidents happen and if I can provide responders useful info, I’m all in.
B**S
Almost as important as your tourniquet
Not sure why I waited so long to get these. I now sport one on each of my EDC load out vests. Hope I never need it.
M**M
Good price and durability.
These tags laced into my work boots easily. I’ve had these in my boots for several month now and the pvc rubberized material is holding up well.
D**S
Best ones to get by far
Super durable and have been on my boots for almost a year. I don’t sit at a desk so these have been put through the ringer, and they hold up well. Haven’t needed to replace the first one I put on yet
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