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Life Rafts & Survival Gear
Shop our full range of life rafts built to keep crew safe in an emergency, including coastal life rafts, offshore life rafts, and SOLAS-approved rafts for recreational and commercial vessels. Each raft is classified by intended use and rescue timeframe, with construction and equipment packs that scale from short coastal deployments to extended offshore and transoceanic survival situations.
Whether you’re outfitting a recreational boat with a coastal life raft for near-shore cruising or need a fully certified offshore life raft for bluewater passages, our catalog is organized by ISO and SOLAS classification, capacity, and equipment pack to help you find the right raft faster. From single-tube coastal designs to double-tube ocean-rated rafts with insulated floors and drogues, every listing includes certification standard and survival equipment details.
- Coastal, offshore, and ocean/transoceanic life raft classifications
- ISO 9650-1, ISO 9650-2, and SOLAS-approved options for recreational and commercial use
- Equipment packs ranging from basic coastal kits to fully stocked offshore survival packs
- Insulated inflatable floors and ballast bags for stability in rough conditions
- Capacities to match crew size, with canister and valise mounting options
Choose from our life rafts collection to ensure your crew has certified, reliable survival equipment ready for any emergency on the water.
FAQ
What’s the difference between a coastal and offshore life raft?
Coastal life rafts are built for short-duration stays with rescue expected within 24 hours, while offshore life rafts are designed for longer survival periods with more durable construction, insulated floors, and larger equipment packs.
Do I need a SOLAS-approved life raft?
SOLAS approval is typically required for commercial vessels operating in international waters, while recreational boaters can generally choose ISO-certified or recreational-grade rafts suited to their cruising range.
How often does a life raft need to be serviced?
Most manufacturers recommend annual inspection and repacking by a certified service station to ensure the raft will inflate and function properly in an emergency.