The LifeSling is an essential tool for man overboard (MOB) recovery. To use it, first, throw the LifeSling toward the person in the water. Once the sling is in the water, maneuver the boat in a wide circle to bring the LifeSling to the person. After reaching them, the individual should slip the LifeSling over their torso and under their arms, much like a harness. Finally, pull the person back to the boat using the floating line, either manually or with a winch, depending on the situation.
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