New LIFE RING Makes Waves Among Attendees of California Aquatic Management School (CAMS) 2023

New USCG Approved LIFE RING Makes Waves Among Attendees of California Aquatic Management School (CAMS) 2023

The innovative new USCG Approved rescue LIFE RING™ buoy makes waves among attendees of the California Aquatic Management School (CAMS) 2023 in Burlingame, California. CAMS attendees were able to view the LIFE RING up close at the event as the item was featured at the event silent auction donated to raise funds for an important cause. The LIFE RING was created and is marketed by eLifeguard.com, a leading brand in water safety and rescue products that operates worldwide. eLifeguard.com headquartered in Rockledge, Florida has been in operation for over 25 years. Among  the company’s other product offerings are its EVERONDACK® brand lifeguard chairs and LIFE™ Rescue Tube.

The company stated that they have been working with the United States Coast Guard (USCG) for several years to ensure that the LIFE RING and its ground breaking technology are fully compliant with and meet or exceed US Coast Guard regulations concerning lifesaving devices of this kind.

This ground breaking new LIFE RING is a much needed improvement compared to the half-century old vinyl dipped model ring buoy that is plagued by fading, unglued rope beckets, cracking.

One amazing new feature of the LIFE RING is the molded in LIFE GRIPS™ that make grabbing hold of the RING much easier, not to mention holding on afterwards. This patented new grip feature is entirely new to lifesaving and was first introduced in the eLifeguard.com’s LIFE Rescue Tube which has become the standard rescue device for many lifeguards worldwide. The closed cell foam of the new RING doesn’t absorb water or body fluids even if punctured.

For more information about the USCG Approved LIFE RING click here.

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