Torpedo Buoy
A streamlined water rescue device built for fast, efficient deployment, giving lifeguards strong flotation support during time-critical rescues.
Overview
RESQ Torpedo Buoy is a professional water rescue device built for fast, efficient deployment during emergency rescue operations. Its streamlined torpedo-shaped design reduces water resistance, allowing lifeguards to swim quickly toward a victim and initiate rescue with minimal delay.
Constructed from durable, lightweight materials, the torpedo buoys deliver a buoyancy rating of ≥150N, providing strong flotation support for both the rescuer and the person being rescued. Its high-visibility design ensures it can be quickly located and identified during time-critical rescue situations.
Widely used by professional lifeguards, the RESQ Torpedo Buoys are ideal for swimming pools, beaches, resorts, and marine rescue operations across the UAE, offering a fast and reliable rescue solution for water safety teams.
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See all productsFrequently asked questions
Common questions about the torpedo Buoys, answered by the Bay Marine team.
What is a torpedo buoy used for?
A torpedo buoy is a rescue flotation device that lifeguards swim out to a victim, giving them something to hold onto for support while being towed back to safety.
What is the buoyancy rating of the RESQ torpedo buoy?
The RESQ Torpedo Buoys provides a buoyancy rating of ≥150N, giving reliable flotation support for both rescuer and victim.
Why is the torpedo buoys shaped the way it is?
Its streamlined, torpedo-shaped design reduces water resistance so lifeguards can swim to a victim faster and with less effort.
Is the torpedo buoys suitable for pools and beaches?
Yes, it is designed for use across swimming pools, beaches, resorts and marine rescue operations.
Is the torpedo buoys only for professional lifeguards?
It is primarily used by professional and trained lifeguards, since it is intended for active rescue swimming rather than general public use.