First Watch RTB-50 Emergency Throw Bag - 50 [RTB-50]
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RTB-50 Emergency Throw Bag - 50'This throw bag features up to 50’ of high strength 3/8” polypropylene rope with reflective...
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RTB-50 Emergency Throw Bag - 50'
This throw bag features up to 50’ of high strength 3/8” polypropylene rope with reflective strands to improve visibility during low-light operations.
*RBA-100 Micro inflatable emergency vest not included
Features:
- Strong polypropylene rope with reflectors for increased visibility
- Bag made of quick-drying nylon.
- Mesh allows the bag to drain quickly
- Nexus buckle release on throw strap
Technical Specifications:
- Rope Length - 50'
- Rope Material - Polypropylene with reflective strands
- Rope Diameter - 3/8"
*Sold as Individual
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All products are covered by a 2-year warranty (marine electronics: 1 year, then the manufacturer's warranty).
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First Watch RTB-50 Emergency Throw Bag - 50 [RTB-50]
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