BUILT FOR THE SAR REALITY

The SALT Fin supports first responders during:

• Flood rescue

• Swiftwater response

• Search and recovery

• Ice edge and cold-water support

• Shoreline searches

• Marina and dock operations

• Boat-based rescue

• Surf-zone rescue

• Hurricane and storm response

• Urban flood operations

• Body recovery and evidence recovery

• Public safety dive team missions

When responders exit the water, cross debris, climb a bank, move across mud, or reposition on a boat ramp, traditional fins slow them down.

The SALT Fin keeps them moving.

Why First Responders Need a Transition Fin

Most fins are designed for recreational diving. They were never built for the responder who has to swim hard, exit fast, move over broken terrain, and re-enter the water without gear chaos.

The SALT Fin is different.

It was designed from the skin out for mission mobility — not showroom simplicity.

Operational Advantages

Faster water-to-land movement
Transition from swim to walk in seconds without removing fins.

Improved responder safety
Reduce slips, trips, falls, and awkward fin removal during high-stress exits.

Hands-free mobility
Keep hands available for victims, ropes, tools, lights, bags, or weapons in tactical response environments.

Reduced gear loss
Keep fins attached during surf, current, debris, and chaotic recovery conditions.

Better team tempo
Move faster between search lanes, shoreline sectors, boats, docks, and staging areas

For Public Safety Dive Teams

Dive teams need equipment that works outside the pool.

The SALT Fin helps public safety divers manage the hardest part of the mission: the transition between water, shoreline, vehicle, boat, and command post.

It is especially valuable when divers are wearing dry suits, heavy boots, full-face masks, comms, harnesses, lift bags, or recovery equipment.

For Fire, EMS, Law Enforcement, and Rescue Agencies

The SALT Fin gives agencies a single mobility platform for multiple rescue environments.

Instead of issuing fins that only work in the water, departments can equip teams with a fin system built for the entire response cycle.

Deploy. Swim. Exit. Move. Re-enter. Recover.