Force 6

On this Veteran’s Day, Force 6 would like to honor our hardest working employee, Jason. This man makes sure all of our goods ship safely around the world and manages our distribution. Thank for your dedication, service, and sacrifice.

SFC Roseberry, Jason D.
Years of service: March 2007 to September 2020
MOS: 35FP2B
1-17th Infantry Regiment, 3rd Stryker Brigade Combat Team “Buffaloes” 
1-508th Parachute Infantry Regiment, 82nd Airborne Division “FURY FROM THE SKY

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Day 1 in the books conference in Orlando!

Force 6 is proud to be supporting the South Windsor Rescue Weekend with one of our awesome dealers .

They even got our GM to get some time in the water. Huge thanks for the invite!

Stay save. Save Lives.

Honoring the brave men and women of the water rescue community who keep our waters safe every day. This Independence Day, we salute your courage, dedication, and unwavering commitment to protecting lives—true American heroes on and off the water.

Happy 4th of July!

Think fast. Throw faster.
You’ve got one shot.⁠ You see the swimmer. You feel the surge.

⁠Throwing a throwbag isn’t just a rescue skill — it’s a superpower in a sack.⁠ Whether you’re on the river, training with your crew, or just flexing that perfect toss… Grip it. Rip it. Save the day.
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🧠 Pro tip: Aim past the swimmer. Let the current deliver.

Days like this, you just gotta get in the water!

Happy to be back Tech Rescue Conference! World class facility and world class people.

If you're not reading the river, you're playing a risky game!
Before deploying any in-water rescue, take a moment to analyze hydrology:
Look for:
• Hydraulics & holes (recirculating features)
• Strainers (trees, fences, debris)
• Eddies & ferry angles for access/egress
• Current speed & depth changes
• Bank conditions (undercuts, footing, throw anchor points)

Top Tip: Train your eye to assess risk zones in seconds. It’s not just about reaching the victim — it’s about planning your exit, anticipating river dynamics, and minimizing rescuer exposure.

Don’t rush in blind — taking a few seconds to analyze the hydrology will save you minutes in rescue time.

We’re Fired Up for SAREX 2025! 🔥💪

The Force 6 team is proud to be on the ground at SAREX this year — connecting with this incredible community of rescue professionals, first responders, and gearheads alike, who keep safety at the forefront of every mission.

We’re here to listen, learn, and showcase our forward thinking rescue-ready PFDs — built for performance, designed for trust, and made for the work you do in the water.

If you’re at the event, come say hi — we’d love to hear your stories, and how we can keep building better for the field.

Let’s make waves. 🌊

Rethinking PFD's — Built for the Demands of Real Rescue Work

When you’re in swift water or high-risk environments, gear failure isn’t an option. That’s why our PFDs are engineered with the needs of rescue professionals in mind — combining innovation, comfort, and performance.

🔹 Ergonomic fit with contoured foam and adjustable straps
🔹 Advanced buoyancy — less bulk, more lift
🔹 Integrated rescue harness systems for quick extractions
🔹 High-vis materials for better team coordination
🔹 Smart gear storage
🔹 Quick-dry, breathable fabrics for long-wear comfort
🔹 Mission-ready designs tailored for fire, law enforcement & SAR teams

Don't just keep up with the industry, set the pace with us!

Do you really need a throw bag? With summer around the corner and paddling season heating up, you need gear that you can count on, plain and simple. It’s time to gear up smart. Whether you’re hitting calm flat water or navigating swift water, a throw bag is not optional—it’s essential.⁣
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Emergencies don’t announce themselves. One slip, one capsize, one strong current… and you’ll wish you had a line to throw.⁣
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We design throw bags trusted by swift water rescue professionals — compact, reliable, and ready when seconds matter.⁣ Maybe budget is an issue? Not anymore - the new K2 bag is designed to be THE bargain life saver.
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Bonus? It’s not just about saving others. It could be you who needs a lifeline.⁣
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Pro tip: Store it where you can reach it fast. Practice throwing it. Your safety, and the safety of others depends on it.⁣