Marine ID World’s 1st-Sporstagid-Scuba diving Equipment-Surfers Life line

Sporstagid is the worlds first underwater Marine ID and surfers ID. Turns out one of the founders of this company was a World Class Windsurfer and Scuba enthusiast.

Being out in the middle of the Ocean is a wonderful thing when your strapped onto a sailboard doing 25 knots said Bryan. That being said when equipment fails or should something happen many times surfers, kite surfers have no ID on.” I remember back in the early day we would sail at Woodbine beach in late November and even in early December. Temperatures would drop to -2 degrees, we had dry suits on but many times you might be the only one out sailing. One of the precautions one would take is to leave a journal log on the dash of your vehicle of the time you rigged up where you were sailing along with your name and emergency contact information incase something happened. With {medical id} now anyone can set sail with a little more confidence knowing that you have some ID with you should the unthinkable happen. We tested the Ocean marine ID bracelet last season in Cabo San Lucas. We wore the ID while surfing and Open Ocean swimming and diving. Better yet we took this ID and anchored it offshore in 45 feet of water and attached it to a rock. We returned 6 days later pulled up the Ocean Marine {medical id} and it worked flawlessly. The engraving was not only intact but the clasp mechanism worked perfectly. We also snorkeled with it and let a variety of people use the product both male and female. {medical id} was very well received and welcomed and it seemed once people tried them on many inquired as to where they could purchase them. For divers we think {medical id} could be life saving. For example many times most people go diving in the caribbean on one or two day excursions. Most dive operators ask for a license, once that license is presented the diver is than free to go out with that crew. Wearing proper identification that could display drug allergies or something unique could be life saving to the diver. Something that might be over looked by merely just presenting a license and filling out paperwork for an excursion.