FIELD USE EVIDENCE · LEE COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE

SALT AMS across vessel, water-entry and recovery transitions.

After the setup briefing, follow the song-length Lee County field evolution. The sequence shows SALT AMS remaining underfoot during marine-vessel movement, boat-to-boat transition, water entry, propulsion, rescue-basket recovery and return to the platform.

Compact during movementRetracted blades reduce interference during transport, craft work and confined-space transitions.
Mission-selectable extensionBlades can be locked at intermediate positions or fully extended for the environment and task.
Footwear-compatibleSALT AMS is worn over mission footwear before, during and after water entry.
One system across transitionsThe system remains with the operator from platform movement through propulsion and recovery.
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Evaluation footage and participant appearance do not imply endorsement by Lee County, any agency or the U.S. Government. Performance depends on mission conditions, user training, equipment configuration and operating procedures.

OPTIMUM RESULTS · FIELD INSTRUCTION

Correct the common fitment and blade-control errors before the evaluation begins.

Use the full field-instruction video below when Phibian Gear cannot be onsite. It reinforces heel seating, firm strap tension, supportive high-top footwear and correct cam-lobe orientation so evaluators can assess walking comfort, blade deployment and propulsion from a consistent setup.

FIELD EVIDENCE · VIDEO PROOF

SALT AMS
IN ACTION

See the Sea Air Land Transition Amphibious Mobility System in authentic public-safety field use—then request a mission-specific evaluation for your team.

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START HERE · FIELD SETUP EVIDENCE

Brief the system. Fit it correctly. Then evaluate it.

Begin with Paul Robinson and Lee County Sheriff’s Office operators at the tailgate for a practical introduction to SALT AMS setup, fitment and blade control. This field briefing establishes the baseline that helps experienced divers obtain representative comfort, walking mobility and propulsion results.

Seat the heel fully rearwardPlace the heel as far back in the pocket as possible before securing the system.
Use supportive high-top footwearPatrol boots or structured-sole dive booties help support the foot beyond the narrower footplate.
Secure the straps firmlyLock the heel into the pocket so the system remains stable during walking, entry and propulsion.
Orient the cam lobe correctlyTo lock the selected blade position, point the cam lobe away from the toes and toward the blade tips.

Watch the field setup briefing first. The next video shows the initial operator briefing and system familiarization before the on-water evolution.

Field instruction for SALT AMS fitment, correct cam-lobe orientation, heel seating, strap tension, footwear selection and blade positioning before evaluation.