Quality Equipment for the Technical Rope Professional

Although not tested in open water, many teams use the Pool Rescue manikin this way. Our Pool Rescue Parts kit includes two pairs of socks, which can be worn over the feet to help protect the manikin from abrasion on shorelines. Please note that dragging the manikin will damage it over time if you do not take action to protect it from abrasion.Likewise, dragging your manikin on pool tiles or concrete can lead to abrasion, so we always advise using a two-person lift to move the manikin around the pool/deck area or, Use the mesh carry sheet provided in the adult Pool Rescue Manikin case.The kit also contains two replacement plastic spines in case of accidental damage during use. It is important to replace the spine of the manikin if it is damaged to ensure it continues to perform at It is best to help prevent head flopping.

Inserting the spineThis is an easy process. Simply lay the manikin flat on the floor, face down, and find the Velcro flap on the back of the manikin head. The white plastic spine will slide into the long pocket along the manikins back. The plastic spine has a small indent, which marks approximately a third of the length. The indent should be at the top of the spine (at the neck) and face inwards so that the smooth surface of the plastic spine is uppermost.

Video: Removing the Spine

This product can expose you to chemicals that are known to the State of California to cause cancer.

For information go to: www.p65warnings.ca.gov