Paddle floats, throw bags and whistles
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- (1)MEC One Buoyant Heaving Line$39.95
(0)NRS Sea Kayak Paddle Float$67.95
(1)Level Six Coil Paddle Leash$26.95
(1)Level Six Paddle Float$54.95
(0)Level Six Compact Quick Throw Bag$54.95
(3)Level Six Compact Throw Bag$34.95
(2)NRS Basic Touring Safety Kit - Unisex$124.95
(0)North Water Pig Tail with Paddle Carabiner$69.95
(4)Level Six Paddle Carabiner$26.95
(2)North Water Pro Throw Line 1/4" SpectrA$149.95
(0)North Water Dynamic Tow Line Pro 35'$169.95
(2)North Water Pro Rescue Stirrup$49.95
(3)North Water 4-Bailer$53.95
(6)Scotty Safety Leash with Flexcoil$32.95
(2)NRS Canoe 3D End Flotation Bag$179.95
(1)NRS Canoe 3D Solo Flotation Bag$189.95 - $229.95
(7)Fox 40 Micro Whistle with Breakaway Lanyard$7.95
(5)NRS Foam Paddle Float$64.95
(1)North Water Micro Tow Line$129.95
(6)North Water PFD Quick Release Sea Link$149.95
(1)North Water Wedge Poly Throw Bag$99.95 - $129.95
(0)Level Six Tow Line$79.95
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Paddle floats, throw bags and whistles for safety on the water
When you’re setting out for a day on the water – whether it’s the lake at your cottage or the open ocean – safety is paramount. Being prepared can be the difference when things don’t go as planned. Alongside your PFD, make sure you’re equipped with the paddle floats, throw bags and whistles that will help you react in a crisis.
Even the most experienced paddlers can benefit from keeping a paddle float on hand. A paddle float is an inflatable device that can assist a kayaker in a self-rescue, making them invaluable when you’re alone on the water.
A throw bag is a great tool to keep on deck, especially when boating with others. They’re bundles of rope made for easy throwing to assist with recovering swimmers or passengers who’ve gone overboard.
Whistles are an absolute must on the water, as they allow for long-distance communication in case of an emergency. Finally, other simple safety devices like floatation bags, tow ropes and bailers or bilge pumps will ensure you’re prepared for whatever happens on the water.
For more information about what safety gear to bring on the water, check out our article on mandatory paddling gear.