Carrying systems for coast guard units

Equipment at sea is exposed to rain, spray and salt water. It still needs to be protected, and within reach when it's needed.


Why it matters?

Equipment that is damaged or out of reach when it's needed can cost more than the repair, or even the equipment itself. A system built around your setup helps keep it protected and ready.

What we take into account

  • Wet conditions. Rain and spray are part of the job, so we're clear about what each case can handle.

  • Cold, wet hands. Openings and attachments should be easy to use with gloves.

  • Movement. A snug fit keeps the equipment in place when the vessel moves.

  • Quick to reach. The equipment should be quick to get out, even in a moving boat or in the dark.

  • How it carries. On the vest, in the pack or on board.

What the environment demands

Water, salt and movement wear on both equipment and cases. We take the conditions into account in the fit, the attachments and the choice of materials.

What our cases can handle

Our cases for use at sea are made to resist rain and splashes. They help protect the equipment against knocks and weather, and keep it within reach on board. Ask us about the specific case and the conditions you work in.

Equipment we protect

Night vision goggles, drones and sensors used at sea and along the coast, and other sensitive equipment. Every case is built around the way your unit carries it.

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For procurement and materiel officers

Products are documented with data sheets and user guides, and more detailed documentation can be shared for a specific need or tender.

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Discretion

We never name the units we work with, or link our products to a specific customer. Configurations and operational details stay between us.


Tell us about your conditions.

What equipment do you use, how do you carry it and what is it exposed to? We'll tell you whether an existing case will do, or whether an adaptation makes more sense.

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