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Bigger is always better. North Water took their ever popular 4-Bailer and super-sized it.
The new Big Bailer has 50’ of 3/8” polypro rope and a bailing pocket that will hold 2 L of water.
4 key safety items and two new colours in 1 amazing product. Its a buoyant heaving line, bailing bucket, pea-less whistle signalling device, and high visibility reflector.
Meets Coast Guard and Transport Canada regulations for human-powered boats, kayaks, canoes and SUPs under 19'-8" or 6m.
FEATURES:
- Throw/Tow Line, Bailing Bucket, Pea-less Safety Whistle, Hi-VIZ trim
- 50' or 15m of length
- Won't crack or break like a plastic safety kit
- Compact, flexible, easy to stuff, knot & throw
- Mesh panel drains and dries quickly
- Durable 420D rip-stop pack cloth construction
- Easily clips to boat for secure and quick access
- Use with the optional Quick-Click Belt for waist worn convenience
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