The Lifesling2 with NO Bag. Get your crewmember back onboard fast! Lifesling2 is Coast Guard approved and works better than a ring or horseshoe buoy because:
The Lifesling2 system consists of a flotation collar which is a blend of the traditional horseshoe buoy and a helicopter rescue sling. It’s connected to 125' of multi-filament polypropylene retrieving line which allows the flotation to be towed or thrown to the overboard crewmember. The collar and line are stored for protection against the elements in a new more rigid and attractive vinyl storage bag. . Note: This USCG-approved Lifesling2 is for powerboats with a lifting point 10' above the water, and sailboats over 20' LOA.
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Safety Gear & Devices for Sale
Epirb mcmurdo 406 mhz with gps + acr(US $135.00)
Safety sport dog horn hand held air horn 1.8oz(US $9.99)
Mastercraft 88551010 silver/black brushed aluminum caution wake zone boat sign
Orion alerter plus signal kit(US $55.00)
Fireboy s2a(US $125.00)
West marine standard safety tether 6ft. safety hook & snap hook ***new***(US $69.99)
Lamborghini Aventador LP720-4 50° Anniversario (2013) first pictures
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New Jaguar XJ – best photo yet
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CCS Ford Model T project
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