Our three liferaft models are designed with meticulous attention to detail, enhancing visibility, simplifying boarding, and minimizing discomfort. The Pro model even features a self-righting capability.
Experience the peace of mind that comes with a professional-grade VIKING liferaft, where every feature is engineered for your safety in an open ocean emergency.
You get all this with a VIKING RescYou liferaft
The base material of every liferaft is strong, yet flexible, natural rubber
Fluorescent yellow canopy enhances visibility from a greater distance
Two separate buoyancy chambers each capable of supporting the maximum number of passengers
Four 55 l. quick filling, weighted ballast bags offer maximum stability and prevent capsizing in heavy seas
SOLAS high-visibility retro-reflective tape on canopy, sides, buoyancy chambers and beneath the liferaft
Internal and external automatic light
Easy slide zippers offer the ability to increase freeboard even when hands are cold
Internal and external lifelines
Rainwater collector (on the RescYou Pro and RescYou Ocean)
Innovative boarding ramp ensures safe and quick embarkation
Large opening allows helicopter evacuation from within
Two openings increase the view of the horizon and provide cross-ventilation
Liferaft features explained
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Frequently asked questions about the liferaft features
The liferaft has four 55 l quick filling, weighted ballast bags attached beneath, providing maximum stability and preventing capsizing in heavy seas. The oversized openings around the top and the sewn-in weights allow the bags to fill quickly creating immediate stability.
The inflatable double floors must be manually inflated with bellows provided in the equipment bag. Inflatable floors do not automatically inflate because they do not have pressure relief valves installed as the release of CO2 adversely affects some people and the floors are under a different working pressure than the buoyancy tubes.
All VIKING liferaft canopies automatically inflate upon deployment.
SOLAS requirement is 4 sq ft/0.372 m2 per person in order to share body warmth for protection from hypothermia and to protect you from injury during heavy seas.
The extra-large sea anchor slows the liferaft when surfing down a wave preventing capsizing and minimizing drift.
The sea anchor is manually deployed allowing survivors to quickly paddle to safety should the vessel be on fire or to clear debris.
The interior light and exterior strobe light will automatically activate upon deployment. To turn the lights off during the day insert the pin into the slot in the battery pack on the arch tube.