23" Life Ring Buoy w/ 98.4 FT Floating Rope, Boat & Pool Safety Throw Ring

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MSRP: $165.95
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Product Overview

Brand: AIKANG

Color: red

Features:

  • ① 【COMPLETE 23" THROW RING SET】23" Life Ring Buoy (OD 58 cm / 23"; ID 35 cm / 13.8") · =1.5 kg​ — This is a ready-to-deploy boat safety throw ring​ that ships with its 98.4 ft / 30 m floating rope, not a bare ring. Grab-and-throw design for quick response at the dock edge, marina, pool deck, pier, or onboard.
  • ② 【NON-INFLATABLE BUOY · WEATHER-READY SHELL】Made with a high-density PE/HDPE outer shell​ and solid closed-cell foam core​ for consistent flotation without air leaks. Finished with UV-resistant, fade-resistant surface​ and sewn-on reflective tape​ so the ring stays visible in low light / dawn patrol retrieves. (Designed for freshwater & calm coastal use; inspect regularly.)
  • ③ 【98.4 FT / 30 M FLOATING RESCUE ROPE】Comes with a 98.4 ft (30 m) floating polypropylene rope​ with a grab handle / tow loop​ at the bitter end, plus routed retention through the ring's molded rope channels (or tie-off holes) to help you throw, secure, and retrieve​ smoothly. Rope stays near the surface instead of sinking under spray.
  • ④ 【DEPLOYMENT-READY DETAILS】Low-profile shape is easier to one-hand swing and pitch​ from a gunwale, dock corner, or swim platform. Molded rope holes / routing slots keep the line from snagging when seconds count. Compatible with most standard wall-mount ring brackets / life ring stations​ (bracket not included​ unless you state it is).
  • ⑤ 【WHERE IT GOES: BOAT· DOCK· POOL· MARINA】A practical water-safety add-on​ for pontoon boats, fishing boats, yacht clubs, private docks, community pools, lake houses, and seawall piers. Keep one at the most-used boarding point​ so it's never "somewhere else" during an emergency.

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