Team & LocationKingii wristband – mini water safety device.
18 Dec 2017
Even the most experienced swimmer can experience a water emergency. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), over 372,000 people drown every year globally. Engineers globally have worked many years to invent a device capable of reversing this terrible statistics. The result is Kingii – unique, lightweight and hardly noticeable wristband providing water safety.
Enjoy swimming, snorkeling, fishing, kayaking, surfing or just walking along the shore. If you need help staying afloat in case of any emergency, simply pull the lever, and inflated bright orange bag will pull you to the surface in seconds.
Kingii is strong enough to keep afloat an up to 130 kg person within 48 hours and thanks to replaceable CO2 cylinders, it can be used over and over again. Bright orange bag will make sure you can be seen on the water surface from afar, built-in compass will help you to understand which direction the shore is while whistle can be used to draw attention of people around or coastguards.
"Think of Kingii as an underwater airbag. The result looks like something out of a James Bond movie”, the New York Times wrote.
Instead of RUB 6,600 the exhibition visitors will be able to buy Kingii at a special price – RUB 5,990
Kingii wristband – mini water safety device.
Kingii wristband will be presented at Moscow Dive Show-2018. This is a new water safety device, the smallest currently existing.
Even the most experienced swimmer can experience a water emergency. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), over 372,000 people drown every year globally. Engineers globally have worked many years to invent a device capable of reversing this terrible statistics. The result is Kingii – unique, lightweight and hardly noticeable wristband providing water safety.
Enjoy swimming, snorkeling, fishing, kayaking, surfing or just walking along the shore. If you need help staying afloat in case of any emergency, simply pull the lever, and inflated bright orange bag will pull you to the surface in seconds.
Kingii is strong enough to keep afloat an up to 130 kg person within 48 hours and thanks to replaceable CO2 cylinders, it can be used over and over again. Bright orange bag will make sure you can be seen on the water surface from afar, built-in compass will help you to understand which direction the shore is while whistle can be used to draw attention of people around or coastguards.
"Think of Kingii as an underwater airbag. The result looks like something out of a James Bond movie”, the New York Times wrote.
Instead of RUB 6,600 the exhibition visitors will be able to buy Kingii at a special price – RUB 5,990