Compact safety whistle with stainless split-ring. Sometimes, the only way to be rescued is to be heard. These whistles are invaluable for signaling rescuers. Boat safely and carry the necessary equipment.

In case of a rescue situation where you need quick access to a knife, this knife is easy to pull from the sheath and comfortable to grip in a wet & cold environment. This mid-sized knife is a favorite among commercial river guides. Molded friction release sheaths clip to a belt or the lash tab on your PFD. The River Runner™ incorporates a half smooth, half serrated blade and a pointy tip for puncturing a broached boat.
Blade: 3 1/4″
Handle: 3 3/4″
Weight: 4 oz.

In case of a rescue situation where you need quick access to a knife, this knife is easy to pull from the sheath and comfortable to grip in a wet & cold environment. This mid-sized knife is a favorite among commercial river guides. Molded friction release sheaths clip to a belt or the lash tab on your PFD. The River Shorty™ features a fully serrated edge and a blunt tip to prevent accidents during a rescue.
Shorty Blade: 3″ long
Handle: 3.75″
Weight: 4 oz.

P20 Knife tethered to case. Orange handled, sheep-foot serrated blade. Blade tethered ball facilitates one-hand opening.

I’m a firm believer in the saying “One hand for rescue, one hand for me.” During
water rescue ops, one should keep a knife immediately accessible. Consider your
knife as a self-rescue tool. Cutting free of entanglement may be your only means of
emergency escape.

PS: I have been informed of at least one occasion where a rescuer’s life was saved
by this style of one-hand-opening knife.”

Bob Davis, USCG (ret.)
President
MARSARS Water Rescue Systems, Inc.