Description
In your boat or scouting a rapid, the NRS Pro Guardian Wedge Waist Throw Bag gives you 55 feet of high-strength rope that's always there when you need it.
Rope knots reduce tensile strength. For this reason, we make no claims regarding a rescue bag's strength. Maximum load indicated is for the rope alone.
Features
- High-strength 1/4" UltraLine Water Rescue Rope is suitable for unpinning kayaks as well as rescuing swimmers.
- The outer bag has a wide hook-and-loop flap and a zipper to facilitate removing the inner bag. Drainage holes in the bag expel water quickly.
- The removable Wedge Throw Bag has foam flotation to keep it on top of the water, mesh sides for drainage and drying, and reflective taping for increased visibility.
- A quick-release buckle on the adjustable waist belt ensures a safe exit in an emergency.
- The internal throw bag comes completely free from the waist belt.
- Webbing loops along the belt allow you to attach carabiners.
- 1/4" UltraLine rope has a maximum tensile strength of 2,495 pounds.
Specifications
| Rope Length: | 55' |
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| Rope Material: | Polypropylene sheath with Spectra core |
| Rope Diameter: | 1/4" |
| Load Max: | 2495 lbs. (11.1 kN) |
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