Clam Emergency Throw Rope
Clam Emergency Throw RopeClam Emergency Throw Rope bag and high visibility orange line

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Clam Emergency Throw Rope

Item#: 231657

$29.99
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Stay prepared on the water or ice with the Clam Emergency Throw Rope, designed for fast, accurate emergency deployment. With 50 feet of high-visibility orange line, this throw rope is easy to spot and throw when seconds count. Housed in a tough, UV-resistant 600-denier polyester bag, it attaches easily to your snowmobile or ATV with an integrated strap and side-release buckle, so it’s always accessible. Clear instructions on the bag guide you through quick, efficient use, making it an ideal safety backup on the ice or in the boat.

  • 50 ft. high-visibility orange rope for emergency response
  • Durable, UV-resistant 600-denier polyester bag
  • Integrated strap with side-release buckle for easy attachment
  • Clear instructions printed on the bag for quick reference
  • Lightweight at 1.1 lbs., convenient for on-the-go
  • Dimensions (coiled in bag): 16.5" x 7.25" x 4"


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