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The NAR Heat Reflective Shell (HRS) is an ultra-durable, high-tech thermal blanket designed by the leading American brand, North American Rescue. Engineered specifically for tactical combat casualty care (TCCC), it provides complete casualty sealing to protect the patient from hypothermia—a critical component of the lethal triad on the battlefield.
Key Features & Benefits
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Maximum Thermal Protection: Constructed from a unique 4-layer composite fabric with a protective non-conductive layer. It efficiently retains body heat while blocking out the external cold.
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Evacuation-Ready Strength: The reinforced material is highly tear-resistant and supports a weight capacity of 113+ kg (250+ lbs), allowing it to be used for emergency patient transport if necessary.
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360-Degree Instant Access: Featuring rugged 1.5-inch Velcro fasteners along the entire perimeter, it allows medics to quickly access any part of the casualty's body to perform interventions while minimizing heat loss.
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Ergonomic Tapered Shape: The blanket tapers from top to bottom to match body contours, reducing dead air space inside and significantly maximizing its isothermal properties.
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Anatomic Hood & Fluid Absorption: Equipped with a built-in hood to protect the head from wind and cold, alongside an integrated fluid absorption pad to manage moisture and bodily fluids.
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Patented Technology: This product is officially patented (US Patent 7766950 B2), ensuring it meets the rigorous standards required for military operations.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
| Brand | North American Rescue (USA) |
| NSN (NATO Stock Number) | 6532-01-627-7888 |
| Open Dimensions | 198 x 109 cm (78 x 43 in.) |
| Packaged Dimensions | 25 x 17 x 6 cm (10 x 6.75 x 2.5 in.) |
| Weight | 820 g (1.8 lb) |
| Weight Capacity | 113+ kg (250+ lbs) |
| Packaging | Ultra-compact, vacuum-sealed (highly durable against transit wear and tear) |
Ideal For: Combat medics, Special Operations forces, evacuation teams, first responders, and military personnel assembling premium-tier individual or team medical kits.