tarp guidelines Ski Guides Rescue Tarp **tie-in straps are separate product**

tarp guidelines Ski Guides Rescue Tarp **tie-in straps are separate product**This tarp provides shelter and acts as an emergency toboggan to haul an injured skier to safety; a must for any professional skier or backcountry enthusiast. 2. 25m by 2. 75m tarp; 670g without straps. 750g with tie in straps 8 loops on outside edge of tarp allow for shelter making; Tarp velcros together to form an envelope for 4 5 people to sit under; Tarp velcros together to form a bivi sack; Webbing 'cage' sewn to tarp allows for sled kit function:

This tarp provides shelter and acts as an emergency toboggan to haul an injured skier to safety; a must for any professional skier or backcountry enthusiast. 

• 2.25m by 2.75m tarp;
• 670g without straps.  750g with tie-in straps 
• 8 loops on outside edge of tarp allow for shelter-making;
• Tarp velcros together to form an envelope for 4-5 people to sit under;
• Tarp velcros together to form a bivi-sack;
• Webbing 'cage' sewn to tarp allows for sled kit function:
  • 4 tie-in points per side
  • 3 handles per side — to lift victim into the machine, lodge, over obstacles etc.
  • 3 haul lines run underneath victim: you can drag victim from the front or rear.
• This webbing 'cage' is structural unto itself; it does not rely on webbing sewn to fabric for strength. So, in the absolute worst-case scenario of all the fabric ripping off during an epic haul, the webbing 'cage' will still hold the victim securely;
• ***Please note that tie-in straps are a separate product*** 
• Tie in straps are a separate product because some folks prefer to use their cordalette to tie the patient in, as cord is a more multi-use item to be carrying. The straps are simple, reliable & easy to use; in a high stress situation is of value to some folks.