Wwtc Waist Carry Throw Bag Review Ep 178 Youtube We love a good throw bag! on episode 178 of gear garage, zach reviews the wwtc waist carry throw bag which can be purchased at riverhardware prod. The wwtc is expensive ($150) compared to the nrs (($110) but it’s a way better tool. also the wwtc comes in three different lengths. i opted for the short one as i think 60’ is what i can easily and accurately throw. i carry much bigger throw bags and a pin kit for heavy hauling. anywho, slick piece of gear. have a good season y’all!.
Wwtc Throwbag Review R3 Safety Rescue Ltd Wwtc throw bag review the wwtc classic 20m throw bag is an innovative waist throw bag has some amazing forward thinking elements to it. designed by gaspar goncz, who is a rescue 3 instructor, with input from our friend mark hirst, this throw bag is designed to meet the needs of swift water rescuers as well as follow the clean line principal. This is an informed choice on behalf of the user. your throw bag should not have any loops at either end of the rope that are big enough to put a small hand through. this includes the bag end of your throwline. common best practice is always to carry an accessible knife when working with rope near the water. The overall design of the bag makes them truly easy to throw and easy to repack. the last thing i need when i am working is a bag that is a pain to repack. the bags when empty hold water really well which means they can be filled with water to aid the 2nd throw. the reflective band around the bag will surely help in any night situations. Professional rescuers will enjoy the glow stick holder and the reflective tape on the throw bag. this modern waist belt throw bag has a strong floating rope appropriate for swimmer rescue and equipment retrieval. rope diameter: 7.8mm (5 16 inch) rope length: 18 meter (59 feet)rope tensile strength: 14 kn (3000 lb) the rope has a polypropylene.
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