First-aider treating an injured player inside a red InciTent tent at the pitch side

InciTent™ for Sport

Why InciTent started on a GAA pitch

Our founder, Jonah Roche, attended an incident at a rural GAA club where a young female player had a suspected spinal injury. She lay on the pitch for over an hour in heavy rain waiting for an ambulance. There was nothing to shelter her from the weather, or from the people watching. That day fed directly into the design of InciTent. Jonah is also a former scenes of crime examiner, so he knows how much privacy and an undisturbed scene matter.

Privacy and shelter for injured players

Clubs today know they have a duty to protect players, especially juveniles. When a player goes down with a head, neck or leg injury, phones come out quickly. InciTent gives your first-aider a private, sheltered space at the pitch side, so the player is shielded from rain, wind and cameras while they're cared for and the ambulance is on its way.

InciTent has no floor, so it goes straight over a player lying on the ground, with no need to move someone with a suspected neck or back injury. The roof is built in, it's waterproof and patent pending, and it sets up in 10 seconds. It folds to a flat 60 cm disc, so it's easy to keep beside the kit bag.

InciTent sits alongside your first-aid kit and defibrillator. It doesn't replace trained first-aid cover. Read our pitch-side first-aid kit checklist.

Blue InciTent privacy tent set up on a wet road at night

Privacy & Protection

Shields injured players from onlookers and phone cameras

Up in 10 Seconds

Sets up in 10 seconds while your first-aider gets to work

Waterproof

Waterproof shelter for a player who can't be moved

InciTent™ for Sport

What To Expect

  • No need to move the player: the floorless design goes straight over them where they lie.
  • Respect for the player: a private space for assessment and treatment, away from the crowd.
  • Peace of mind for parents and coaches: shows your club takes player welfare seriously.
  • Sits beside your kit bag: light enough to keep with the first-aid kit and AED.