SKED FLOTATION PACKAGE This self-righting fl otation system maintains the Sked®


in a nearly vertical


position even in rough water. Two rigid foam side fl oats and an infl at- able chest bladder provide buoyancy suffi cient to support two rescuers in addition to the patient.


Key Features: 15 lb foot ballast bag . Available in Orange or Military Green . Two rigid foam fl oats . Infl atable chest bladder . Rapid Deployment: Uses CO2


infl atable logs in place of rigid fl oats


Weight: 22.00 lbs (9.98 kg) Orange


Green SK600OR SK600GR


Rapid Deployment Weight: 24.00 lbs (10.90 kg) Orange


SK651OR SK650OR


SKED w/Rapid Deployment Weight: 42.20 lbs (19.14 kg) Orange


Military Green SK651GR


Military Green SK650GR


LITTER FLOTATION SYSTEM Designed to fi t all Cascade Professional Series Litters and Advance Series Litters. Made to keep patient’s head above water. Easily attached and removed for storage, this Flotation System is ideal for ocean, lake and swiftwater rescue.


Key Features: Capable of fl oating the litter, patient, and at least one rescuer . Will also fi t most other manufacturers’ tube frame litters


Weight: 11.00 lbs (5.00 kg) PE42140


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