Safety at Sea Grab Bag
MARINEPLUSThe Safety at Sea (SAS) Grab Bag is big enough to house all of your safety essentials ergonomically, or simply use it as a quality dry bag that floats.
With integrated buoyancy and dry document enclosures, this Safety at Sea Grab Bag is small and compact and made from high-quality materials. It has quality dry zips, EPIRB pockets, internal pockets, convenient shoulder carry straps and a large carry capacity. Use a grab bag used by professionals that's designed for the job by professionals.
FEATURES:
- Waterproof
- Floating due to integrated buoyancy
- Watertight zips
- Carry handles and shoulder strap
- Watertight document enclosure
- Internal organising pockets
- External EPIRB pouch and flare stowage pockets
- Large capacity - 39cm x 11cm x 35cm
PLEASE NOTE THAT THE FOLLOWING ITEMS ARE NOT INCLUDED IN THE BAG AND ALL EDITORIAL BELOW IS OF AN ADVISORY NATURE ONLY - AS THE SKIPPER, YOU'RE RESPONSIBLE!
- 406 MHz GPS EPIRB
- Handheld GPS back up for emergency use, with fresh batteries
- Handheld VHF transceiver, waterproof with fresh batteries
- First aid kit and manual
- Prescription medicines/vitamins
- Fresh water in water-tight receptacles
- Immersion suit or thermal protective aid for cool climates and waters
- Plastic drinking vessel graduated in 10, 20, 50ML, ½ Litre/person minimum
- Sunscreen and lip balm SPF 30+, water resistant
- Strobe SOS Light w/ fresh batteries, qty. 2
- Waterproof battery container, with spare fresh batteries
- Anti-seasickness tablets, six per person
- Signal horn
- Rescue 120DB Whistle – one for each crew
- Signal mirror with sight
- Sea anchor and line as back up for primary attached to raft
- Toilet paper in waterproof packets
- Safety tin openers, qty. 2
- Blunt nose knife (locking or fixed blade with sheath)
- Strobe light for each PFD on board w/ fresh batteries
- Non-thirst-provoking rations
- Barley sugar or equivalent
- Illustrated table of life saving signals
- Survival instructions
- Nylon line
- Large waterproof bags, Zip-Lock type
- Large clean sponge in a waterproof container
- Copy of identification, passport, etc.
- Copy of vessel documentation
- Credit card #
- Cash (There is a possibility that you could be rescued a commercial vessel. You may be put ashore in a foreign port. Transportation home would be your responsibility.)
- Immunization records
- Spare prescription glasses
- Spare sun glasses
- Hat
- Other
- No single device is ideal in all conditions. Carry different types.
- Subject to respective Australian State Maritime Laws
- Use caution when handling pyrotechnics.
- Red parachute rockets, SOLAS, qty. 3
- Red distress hand flares, SOLAS, qty. 3
- S.O.S. light
- Orange smoke, SOLAS, qty. 3
- Marker dye
- Distress flag, V-Sheet
- Perfect For:
- Small Vessels - Power Boats, Dinghy, Kayaks
- Gear Storage:
- Multiple Pockets for Safety Gear
- Floatation:
- Built-In Buoyancy Panels
- EPIRB / PLB Storage:
- Side Pocket for Quick Access