ResQ Disc Throwable Water Rescue Device

Who Uses ResQ Disc

Currently used by thousands of governmental agencies in all 50 states and Canada, the ResQ Disc™ is an essential piece of rescue equipment for Police, Firefighters, Commercial and Recreational Boaters, and anyone who understands that you never know when you may need to save a life.

The ResQ Disc™ sells individually or in bulk. Save A Life, manufacturer of the ResQ Disc also provides invoicing for government agencies and other entities upon approval. You can order the ResQ Disc™ online, by phone or via email/fax form. For online orders in the US, use this form Contact us to place your order via email or...

There is no better day than when we hear of our device being used to save a life. We get reports of water and ice rescues from both first responders and individuals who live and work on, in and around rivers, ponds, lakes, oceans, bays and other bodies of water.

We post all reported rescues on our “News” blog as well as the scrolling marquee to the right.

ResQ Disc™ Features

The ResQ Disc™ is a throwable frisbee-like device used to save the lives of victims trapped in swift or deep waters, ice covered lakes and ponds or other dangerous situations where the rescuer can stay safely ashore or aboard while performing the rescue. Here are some specifications and features…

Get One Free

FREE ResQ Disc™ rescue offer:

Anyone who uses the ResQ Disc™ in an actual rescue is entitled to a free ResQ Disc™. The rescuer need only to send us a report of the rescue and if possible any media coverage or live video of the actual rescue.

Instructions on Use

The ResQ Disc™ is easy to use but just about anyone. We’ve had parents tell of teenagers using it and even physically disabled people have been able to deploy the device. Basically, if you can throw a frisbee, you can save someone’s life.

After undoing the velcro strap and securing it to your wrist or waist…

Rave Reviews

If you are on the fence about purchasing the ResQ Disc™ for your home, boat, law enforcement office, government agency or any organization that is in a position to provide equipment for water rescue, read what other ResQ Disc™ owners have said about having and using the device…

Known Rescues

Estimated 3000

ResQ Disc Saved Lives

Fort Benning Fire Department
Stranded kayaker in swift water from flooding on Upatoi Creek saved with ResQ Disc!
Fort Benning, GA
April 2014

Saginaw County Sheriff's Office
14-year-old girl rescued from pond after falling through ice
Birch Run, MI
February 2012

US Border Patrol
23 lives saved since 2008!
El Paso, TX
2008 - Present

US Border Patrol
28 lives saved since 2008!
El Centro, CA
2008 - Present

US Border Patrol
51 lives saved since 2008!
Yuma, AZ
2008 - Present

Michigan Police
Snowmobilers rescued after falling through ice on lake
Higgins Lake, MI January 2011

Evanston Police
2 swimmers rescued from Lake Michigan
Evanston IL
August 2008

U S Homeland Security Border Patrol
40 men, women and children rescued from river
El Centro CA
2003 to 2007

U S Homeland Security Border Patrol
57 men women and children rescued from river
Yuma AZ
2004 to 2006

Vestal Police
11 year old boy rescued from icy pond
Vestel NY
January 2008

Blanchester Police Department
Young boy rescued from swift Water river
Blanchester, OH
June 2008

Milford Fire Department
Young Boy in capsized canoe rescued
Milford, OH
June 2008

Paul Rambo
(ResQ Disc owner)
1 male fisherman, swift water river rescue
Detroit, MI
July, 2002

Ridgefield Park Police
Women, Swift Water river rescue
New Jersey
April 2008

Fort Lauderdale Life Guards
2 male lifeguards and 2 male victims rescued from Atlantic Ocean
Fort Lauderdale, FL
June 2006

Savier County Search & Rescue
6 teenagers (one day) White Water rapids
Knoxville, TN
May 2003

Ionia Fire Department
2 elderly men in capsized boat in 35 degree water rescued
Ionia, IA
April 2002

Sewall’s Point Police Department
2 male, river rescues
Sewall’s Point, FL
Feburary, 2004

Burton Fire Department
1 teenage boy & mother, swift water river rescue
Burton, OH
June, 2001

Lawrence County Sheriff’s Department
2 girls, cold swift water river rescue
Hannawa Falls, NY
May 2003

Onieda County Sheriff’s Department
2 adults, Swamped boat in Onieda Lake
Onieda, NY
August 2002

Canton Police Department
17 year old boy, ice rescue in Grass River
Canton, NY
January, 2002

Park Falls Police Department
Male dog, River ice rescue
Park Falls, WI
March, 2002

Bridgeport Township Police Department
male, Pond Ice rescue
Bridgeport, MI
Feburary, 2002

Foster City police Department
1 male bridge river rescue
San Mateo, CA
January, 2000

Dequeen Lake DNR
female adult and teenage boy, Dam rescue
De Queen Lake, AR
August, 1999

City of Napa Police Department
1 75 year old woman, Bridge river rscue
Napa, CA
June 2000

U S Border Patrol El Paso, TX
1 male, river rescue
El Paso, TX
June 2000

Santa Barbara Harbor Patrol
1 male, 1 female jet ski, open ocean
Santa Barbara, CA
October, 1999

Kennebunk Police Department
Teenage boy bridge jump, river rescue
Kennebunk, ME
May, 1999

Clearwater Fire Department
1 male bridge river rescue
Clearwater, FL
November 1997

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The device works! On April 4th of this year, our officers responded to a report of a 75 year old woman who had jumped off a bridge in our downtown area, into the frigid Napa River. In this area, because of near-vertical banks, access to the river by foot is impossible. One of our officers used the ResQ Disc™ (we keep one in each patrol car) and threw it to the woman. She was able to grab hold, allowing the officer to pull her to an area where rescue workers could get to her. Thank you ResQ Disc™!

- Gary S. Domingo, Deputy Chief of Police, City of Napa Police Department

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