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Markusnets
MS.00
MS.02 (2 metre)
MS.1 (10 metre)
MS.2 (20 metre)
MS.3 (30 metre)
MS.4 (40 metre)
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Throw-line
Safety-ladder
Scramble-nets
MOB boat rescue-nets
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Markus Lifenet products are made for use in   extreme situations at sea when every second counts.

See rescue with Markusnet.

It adds value to other lifesaving means on board!

Q&A Subject: General man-overboard (MOB) matters

Question no. 0004

Q:     What are the two man overboard situtation you would least like to face?

The two MOB situtations which I would least like to face are: a) To have a conscious MOB at the side of my boat and to have to look at the MOB die in front of me because I didn't have the mean to recover him. I would have difficulties to live with that picture in my mind the rest of my life. b) To fall into the water being alone on my boat and not to be able to climb on board my boat again. My family would not forgive me for that failiure as I would likely be lost at sea.

Solution: To meet these types of situation I have special safety ladders at the sides midship, with grip handle hanging down enabling me to pull the ladder down facing it from the water and one metre into the water enabling me to step onto the ladder even when I am exhausted.  In dark and rough situations at sea I am equipped with safety harness, buyancy aid and safety line, so I float and drift with the boat if I fall into the water.

Cost: £45 to 60 each Markus Safety-ladder, £ buoyancy aid 30-60, safety harness £ 20 - 50, safety line £ 5 - 30.

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The Markusnet is designed to catch the mind of the MOB to secure himself in the net structure and by that decrease the need for in-water rescue and enable rescuer to bring the MOB to safety.
It is also designed to enable safe and effective rescue of helpless MOB casualty so called "in-water" rescue.
and transfer of people from liferaft and small boats to larger vessel in extreme weather and sea conditions.

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