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Water Rescue

Be prepared for rising waters and flood disasters with our professional-grade water rescue gear. Our collection includes heavy-duty inflatable rescue ropessubmersible dry bagsintelligent life buoy, and waterproof survival kits designed to keep you safe during flash floods, hurricanes, or unexpected water emergencies. All products feature high-visibility colorsultra-durable materials, and compact storage - perfect for emergency vehicles, bug-out bags, or home preparedness kits. Whether you're a prepper, first responder, or outdoor enthusiast, our water rescue equipment provides critical protection when disaster strikes.

FAQs

Please read our FAQs page to find out more.

What rescue equipment is included and what are their uses?

The set includes 150 N auto/manual inflatable life jackets, foam EPE life vests, throw bags, rescue helmets, wet/dry suits, signal whistles, rescue flashlights, and rescue knives. These are suitable for swiftwater rescue, flotation support, human retrieval, and drowning emergencies.

What’s the difference between inflatable lifejackets and foam vests? Which should I choose?

The 150 N inflatable jackets are compact and lightweight but require periodic CO₂ cartridge replacement. EPE foam vests are durable, maintenance-free, and longer-lasting. Foam vests are ideal for standby/rescue use, while auto-inflating jackets are preferable for professional or onboard scenarios.

What is the purpose of a throw bag and how should it be used?

A throw bag contains a floating rope used to reach drowning victims for securing a rescue line or pulling them in. Deploy it against the wind by tossing the bag fully extended and maintaining tension.

What standards apply to rescue helmets and dry/wet suits?

Rescue helmets meet EN/ANSI impact standards and feature internal padding and chin straps for safety. Dry/wet suits are made of abrasion-resistant, water-blocking materials, suitable for extended water operation, and used with lifejackets for insulation and safety.

How to maintain and inspect this gear?

After use, rinse gear with fresh water, air-dry, and store in carrying bags. Inspect CO₂ cylinder pressure and auto-inflation chamber for inflatable jackets. For foam vests and throw ropes, monthly visual checks according to standards should ensure no rope core damage.

How do I choose the right full rescue kit?

For home/light recreation: EPE foam vest, throw bag, and helmet;
For outdoor rescue teams: 150N auto-inflatable jackets, dry/wet suits, helmet, rope bag, and whistle/light;
Professional SAR units should opt for kits with rescue sleds/rafts, full PPE (water boots, gloves, dry/wet suits), multipurpose knives, and communication gear.

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