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Nookie 15m River Water Flood Rescue Throwline
£79.95
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£79.95
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Nookie 15m River Water Flood Rescue Throwline
£79.95
Sale price
£79.95
Regular price
Rescue Throwlines used by Police, Fire & Rescue Agencies and recreational users. The throw & re-pack characteristics along with robust & reliable design of Nookie throwlines or throwbags ensure they’re an industry favourite. Made in the U.K.
Product Details
10mm cored Polypropylene floating rope with excellent handling properties offers an incredible strength rating of approximately 13kN (1300daN/2915lbs). This throwbag has a funnel shaped opening with 'easy-pack' grab handles for speedy re-pack. It keeps the classic Nookie features like the fail-safe dual release closure with anti-corrosion press stud backed up with Velcro, floating foam wall and the high-vis panels with retro-reflective piping. Made in the UK from high grade 500D Nylon and Enduro Mesh this really is as tough as they come.
FEATURES
10mm cored Polypropylene floating line
Accurate throw
‘Easy-pack’ collar handles for speedy bag re-pack
Compact & light
Foam wall
Failsafe dual release closure with Velcrov
Reinforced 500D Nylon bag base
Retro reflective piping
Anti corrosive press studs and eyelets
Popular with blue light rescue services and rescue agencies
Belt mountable with two webbing loops on rear
Product Care
Rinse all products thoroughly in clean fresh water after every use. Salt, bacteria, grit and sunscreen will degrade fabrics, seals and lines over time if left unchecked.
Air dry away from direct sunlight and heat sources. UV and extreme temperatures damage technical membranes, neoprene, latex seals and polypropylene. Never tumble dry, leave on a radiator, or dry in a car on a hot day.
Don't put products away damp — mould, mildew and delamination follow.
Store loosely in a cool, dry place away from sunlight, oils, fuels and chemicals. Don't compress or crease zips.
Keep zips clean, lubricated and straight. Never force or fold them sharply — zip damage is expensive and not covered by warranty.
Inspect regularly, especially load-bearing items like throwlines. Run rope through your hands before use and look for any wear, inconsistency or damage.