FirstWatch RS-1000 Ice Rescue Suits | Scuba Center has been selling quality public safety diving and water rescue equipment since 1973. You will find support for a wide range of Surface Water Rescue and Public Safety Diving equipment at our Eagan, Minnesota location. | Ice and Cold Water Rescue Equipment

Scuba Center Public Safety Diving and Water Rescue Equipment | Scuba Center in Eagan, Minnesota is your leading source for water rescue equipment in the Upper Midwest. Contact us for questions or details. 

FirstWatch RS-1000 Ice Rescue Suits

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Equip your team for ice rescue: Carabiners, Helmets, Ice Picks, Ice Rescue Suits, Ice Screws, Rope,... | Available at Scuba Center in Eagan, Minnesota FirstWatch Ice Rescue Suits Scuba Center in Eagan, Minnesota has the equipment you need to prepare your team for their next water rescue mission
Firstwatch Ice Rescue Suits for extreme cold water & ice conditions. | RS-1000 | RS-1002 | Protecting those who protect our water. | First watch Ice Rescue Equipment FirstWatch
When the call goes out for safety, comfort, durability, and design in personal marine protective gear - we'll take the FirstWatch. First watch knows that when working in extreme conditions, the garments you wear can’t be a hindrance or obstacle. And the flotation Device needs to be rugged and well constructed, using top quality fabrics, straps, zippers and components.
 

Firstwatch RS-1002 Rescue Suit | Available at Scuba Center in Eagan, Minnesota
 

FirstWatch RS-1002 Rescue Suit
Ice safety | When is ice safe? There really is no sure answer. You can't judge the strength of ice just by its appearance, age, thickness, temperature, or whether or not the ice is covered with snow. Strength is based on all these factors -- plus the depth of water under the ice, size of the water body, water chemistry and currents, the distribution of the load on the ice, and local climatic conditions. | Ice Safety information provided by Minnesota Department of Natural Resources | Ice Rescue SuitsRescue professionals need gear that allows them to respond safely and quickly to emergency situations. The RS-1002 Rescue Suit has been engineered to don quickly for cold water and ice rescue operations. This universal fit suit features a rugged hi-tenacity nylon shell that is stitched and taped for the ultimate in durability. A snap out, Internal laminated nylon/foam liner allows the user to easily slip the suit on and off. It has been designed as a system to meet the safety, mobility and comfort needs of the rescue professional.
 

  • Rugged Elbow and Knee Patches

  • Dual Ice Pick Pockets

  • Removable Harness System

  • Boots fit up to size US size 12

  • Protective Center Zipper Flap

  • Internal Suspenders

  • Registered Serial Number

  • 3” x 11” Velcro Patch

  • Stow Bag with Mesh Accessory Pocket

  • Includes BC-500 - Studded Boot Covers.
Height: 5'-0 to 6-'4"
Weight: 110-330 lbs.


 
FirstWatch RS-1002 Rescue Suit, sz: Adult Universal

Price: $980.00   add Firstwatch RS-1002 Rescue Suit to cart

YouTube video of Dive Rescue International Ice Rescue Trainer class hosted by Scuba Center. All first responders should know how to carry out a surface ice rescue. Is your team prepared to be first on the scene to handle an ice emergency? Dive Rescue International's Ice Rescue course teaches: How to avoid becoming a victim, How to recognize ice hazards, and How to evaluate ice strength. KARE 11 news video of Dive Rescue International Ice Rescue Trainer class hosted by Scuba Center

Minnesota DNR Ice Safety Youtube video | Ice safety for the winter sports enthusiast. Avoid becoming a winter statistic! How thick should ice be, before venturing out? How do you spot weak spots or predict where holes will form? How do you escape if you or a companion falls through thin ice? All this and more are covered in this helpful video. | MN DNR MN DNR "Danger, Thin Ice!" Video

For more information on safety while on the ice, check out the Minnesota DNR Ice Safety Tips page.

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While these are excellent reference materials, in no way should this information be considered a replacement for proper training for the specific type of activity in which you plan to participate.