Maxxon Rescue Throw Bag, Laranja, 3/8 x 75' (RTB-1001)

Name: Maxxon Rescue Throw Bag, Laranja, 3/8 x 75' (RTB-1001)
Brand: MAXXON
SKU: 0757440902585
Price: 69.49 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:MAXXON

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69.49

FORTE. Com uma resistência à tração testada de mais de 1.300 libras, isso pode atender às suas necessidades de resgate. COMPACTAR. A bolsa e a corda podem ser facilmente compactadas em um pequeno espaço para estarem prontas e facilmente acessíveis sempre que você precisar. LARANJA. Laranja brilhante para alta visibilidade à luz do dia ou no escuro. DISTÂNCIA. 75 pés de linha salva-vidas flutuante de alta elasticidade. DURÁVEL. Feito de material de polipropileno durável de alta resistência para manter em armazenamento ou para uso pesado.

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EAN: 0757440902585

Categorias Esportes e Atividades ao Ar Livre, Caça e pesca, Pesca, Estacionamento de equipamento de pesca Sacos e embalagens para armazenamento,

Brand Name	‎MAXXON
Color	‎Orange
Customer Reviews	4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars 14 ratings 4.3 out of 5 stars
Fishing Technique	‎throwing
Included Components	‎1 Rescue Throw Bag
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H	‎9.61 x 4.69 x 3.19 inches
Item Weight	‎1.5 Pounds
Manufacturer	‎Maxxon
Material	‎Polyproplene
Model Name	‎Rescue Throw Bag
Number of Items	‎10
Package Weight	‎0.75 Kilograms
Part Number	‎RTB-1001
Size	‎75
Suggested Users	‎unisex-adult

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Scritto da: Eric

Five Stars

Nice quality product. Have done several practice throws and it's all good.

Scritto da: Eric T

Don't let anyone die on your watch...

This bag is a giant turd! If you actually plan on buying and using this you may get lucky... but it will only be once I have a Level 4 Swift Water Rescue Certification and assist in training and certifications I bought this to use for training so as not to destroy my go to rescue bags The description indicated using this in a boating or ice fishing rescue. I would not use this in any rescue situation. Swift water, flat water, Ice, from a boat in an overboard situation or a bathroom tub! I was teaching my daughter to prepare her for an upcoming EMT/Firefighting course Out of the box I noticed several problems that can and will lead to trouble: The rope on the bottom of the bag did not have a grab loop or figure 8, just a half azzed overhand knot. The bag was not stuffed properly. Looks like when it was packed the rope was loop coiled, folder in half and then shoved in the bag. The drawstring closure didn't have a knot in the end Instead of fixing this I used it as an example. I used my rescue bag to explain and demonstrate. Then had her use this bag. As I expected: 1 The toggle slid right off and into the grass 2 The bag went 15 feet and then returned 5 because of the tangle of rope inside Also The grab loop webbing came off, because it was sewn on with 3 stitches of dental floss. After untangling 75' of rope and locating the pieces that flung off, I attempted to re-stuff the bag correctly. Inside I found a very thin piece of foam, which I'll guarantee won't float the bag especially with the giant thick metal washer that was added inside. I finally got 60' of rope stuffed in the bag, no room for the other 15 unless you've got 30 minutes, between throws Save yourself the aggravation Spend an additional $25 and get a proper Throw Bag Like the NRS Standard Rescue Throw Bag