Description
The River Station Rapid Pack Pro Throw Bag is a game-changer for advanced whitewater guides who need to set safety quickly. Made in Colorado, this innovative product is designed to be quick at everything. Based in Canon City, CO, River Station has created a new system for attaching and detaching the pack that is unique to the industry. The throw bag can be attached to the waist belt quickly and securely, making it safe enough for repeated class 5 whitewater swims without fear of losing your pack. The pack detaches easily when you need it. With its wide mouth and chalk-bag style opening, stuffing 60 feet of rope is a breeze. Additionally, the large front mesh panel allows the rope to dry quickly. The hip belt itself is on quick release in the event that you need to ditch the whole system. Although this product is designed for advanced, class 4/5 whitewater guides who are always on the move, it comes with a short instructional video to help you get started. If you need a waist belt throw bag that is both reliable and efficient, the River Station Rapid Pack Pro Throw Bag is an excellent choice.
Features
- 60' of quality 1/4" rescue rope with an average breaking strength of 1700 lbs.
- Quick-release, padded hip belt.
- Large mesh panel for quick-drying rope.
- Stiff mouth for easy rope stuffing.
- Quick attach and deploy system.
- Made of super strong Cordura Nylon material.
- Made in Colorado, USA.
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