Lightweight Emergency Spine Board Stretcher - 6ft Lifeguard Backboard for Patient Transport & Immobilization, Essential First Aid Rescue Gear (Includes Red Head Immobilizer)

In emergency situations, having the right equipment can significantly enhance safety and efficiency. Be proactive and ready for water rescues with our portable water rescue stretcher, expertly designed for swift and effective rescue operations. This spine board ensures excellent stability and a high load-bearing capacity, providing secure transport for injured individuals. **Specifications:** - **Material:** PE - **Length Options:** 5.9 ft, 6 ft - **Width:** 15.7 in - **Thickness:** 2.3 in - **Load Capacity:** Supports up to 352 lbs - **Net Weight:** 15 lbs - **Includes:** 3 adjustable fixing straps **Key Features:** - **Easy Maintenance:** Designed for straightforward cleaning, ensuring hygiene is maintained during critical moments. - **User-Friendly Design:** The porous structure allows for easy handling, making it ideal for rescue teams in high-pressure situations. - **Versatile Capacity:** With a robust load capacity of 352 lbs, this stretcher is suitable for patients of various sizes, enhancing its usability in diverse scenarios. - **Safety First:** Rounded edges minimize sharp corners, protecting both rescuers and patients during transport. - **Secure Fixation:** Equipped with three adjustable straps, the stretcher ensures patients are firmly secured, reducing movement during transit. - **Lightweight and Portable:** Weighing only 15 lbs, this stretcher is easily handled by a single person, improving response times during emergencies. - **Head Support:** The head immobilizer is designed to fit snugly around the patient's head, preventing further injury during movement. **Package Includes:** - 1 x Water Floating Stretcher - 3 x Adjustable Seat Belts Be prepared for any water rescue scenario with our efficient portable stretcher. Whether you are a lifeguard, part of a rescue team, or enjoy water sports, having this essential safety gear on hand can make a critical difference when it matters most.