WATER RESCUE


REACH RESCUE SYSTEM


The Reach Rescue System is the first significant innovation in swiftwater rescue and safety in more than a decade. The Crossline Reach System includes the revolutionary Reach Device (shown below), a streamlined throw bag, and 60 ft of the super strong 5.5 mm PMI®


Navigator (page 15). The complete system easily


attaches to an individual’s PFD, belt, or boat for quick and easy access. core floating rope


Key Features: Compact wearable, aerodynamic throw bag • Reach Device captures other lines • Dyneema®


MBS: 9 kN (2023 lbf) » Weight: 1.56 lbs (708 g)


Orange/Blue/Silver HD26069


$199.00


REACH ROPE RE TRIE VER™ The Reach Rope Retriever™


is the world’s first line capture device that can


securely grab ropes, lines, or cables at a distance. The Reach is an elegant mechanical device with one simple yet important job: to securely capture another line from afar. When the Reach Rope Retriever™ any line, rope, or cable, it will Cross, Clip & Capture™


is thrown across that line as securely as


a carabiner. PMI is the exclusive distributor for the Reach Rope Retriever™ and we offer it as a stand-alone product and as part of the complete Reach Rescue System. In addition, PMI can provide the Reach Rope Retriever™ with our various water rescue throwlines and throwbags.


Weight: 11.2 oz (318 g) HD26120


$114.00


PERSONAL GEAR


WATER RESCUE


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ROPE


AND CORDAGE


WEBBING


PERSONAL GEAR


HARDWARE


SOLUTIONS AND KIT S


PATIENT CARE


LOGIST ICS AND SUPPORT GEAR


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