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MUSTANG SURVIVAL MRD100 Rescue Stick Inflatable Emergency Flotation Yellow

Item #: MRD100 by MUSTANG SURVIVAL

Brand: MUSTANG SURVIVAL

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Features

Diameter

14 Inches

Material

Coated Nylon

Type

Horseshoe

Color

Yellow

Buoyancy

32 Pounds

USCG Approved

Yes

USCG Type

Type IV: Throwable

With Harness

Without Harness

Product Overview
MUSTANG SURVIVAL Rescue Stick Inflatable Emergency Flotation is incredibly easy to use and provides assistance to a person at risk of drowning. Simply remove the baton shaped Rescue Stick from its waterproof bag and throw near the person. Once contact is made with the water it inflates in seconds to a large horseshoe shape keeping the victim afloat and their head above the water until help arrives. Measuring only 14" in length and weighing 15.5oz, the Rescue Stick is the most versatile rescue flotation device available. Easily stowed in a boat, vehicle, backpack or by the pool it will be accessible when and where you need it. The Rescue Stick is an invaluable tool for police officers arriving first on scene to provide emergency flotation when no water rescue gear is available. During a swift water rescue, fire departments can throw the Rescue Stick to the victim to keep them afloat while a rescue plan is put into action. Lifeguards can easily throw the Rescue Stick to someone in trouble to keep their head above water until rescued. Recreational boaters can throw the Rescue Stick to a man overboard while maneuvering to get them out of the water.