The x7ix Victim Recovery System was created by a

Public Safety Diver for Public Safety Divers.

815-861-2625

Submerged - Floating - Suspended

NEW AND

IMPROVED

2023

Frequently Asked Questions

Q - I can buy a body bag for $40.00, why should I buy your body bag?

A - The x7ix Victim Recovery System is a durable well built body bag made of a strong drainable mesh. It has 16 large easily located handles even in the poorest conditions with a gloved hand. The folding circle and Velcro closure makes the recovery of a victim easy and secure. The x7ix Victim Recovery System also makes it just as easy to recover a floating body with limited contact. Your not just replacing a body bag, your replacing the OLD method of body recovery.

Q - Can the body bag protect valuable evidence in a suspected homicide?

A - Yes. The x7ix Victim Recovery System is made to be a one time use product. A drowning does not eliminate the possibility of it being a crime scene. The x7ix Victim Recovery System makes the recovery of the victim very quick and easy and it's unique design and functionality eliminates the  chance of valuable evidence being lost

Q - Can the x7ix Victim Recovery System be reused?

A - Yes. The x7ix Victim Recovery System can be reused if necessary. It is not recommended due to bodily fluid exposure as well as evidence cross contamination.

Q - Do I have to purchase a complete x7ix Victim Recovery System if we choose to dispose of the bag after a recovery?

A - No. The x7ix Victim Recovery System can be disposed of while the circle can be removed and used on a replacement bag.

Q - How much weight will the body bag hold?

A - The x7ix Victim Recovery System has been tested in excess of 530lbs. with no failure in material, stitching or handles.

Q - Can a diver fit in the body bag with gear on?

A - Yes. The x7ix Victim Recovery System will fit a 200lb, 6'4" recreational diver in recreational diving gear.

Q - Can the body bag be used for a floating victim?

A - Yes. The x7ix Victim Recovery System is built to also be used on floating victims to reduce exposure to victim.