DEUS Rescue’s Controlled Descent Devices Featured on “The Amazing Race Canada”

Boulder, CO, December 12, 2013 --(PR.com)-- DEUS Rescue, a premier provider of innovative descent solutions designed for rescue and safety, today announced its devices were featured in the season finale episode of The Amazing Race Canada. Contestants were challenged to rappel down the iconic 57-story Sony L Tower in Toronto, using DEUS 7300 devices in their descent. The episode may be viewed at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3uZgCgQAfUE.

“DEUS Rescue is excited to have been a part of The Amazing Race Canada,” said Shain Rae, chief executive officer, DEUS Rescue. “In many ways, this episode highlights our company’s approach to rescue and recreational descent, which is to make it reliable and foolproof. Our customers are under constant pressure to minimize errors of judgment. Each of the contestants on The Amazing Race Canada beautifully completed a hands-free descent from over 40 stories without having so much as seen a DEUS descent device beforehand – and they had a lot of fun in the process!”

DEUS controlled descent devices provide the highest level of safety in a variety of elevated environments, including buildings, towers and challenge course high elements.

“It was a thrill being on site with the Amazing Race Canada contestants while they were using the DEUS equipment to descend from the 44th floor to the street,” said Paul Hashagen, retired FDNY Rescue 1 and master instructor with Fire Operations Group. “The stuntmen working on the challenge were so enthusiastic about the DEUS technology because of its inventive design and ease of use. The reliability of the DEUS descent devices instilled great trust for everyone involved in the production and enabled this potentially dangerous stunt to be carried out safely.”

DEUS Rescue controlled descent devices provide the foundation of complete escape and rescue solutions for those who work and play at height. DEUS products are used in a variety of industries such as the fire service, electrical distribution, oil & gas, wind power, telecommunications, law enforcement and recreation. Built around DEUS Rescue’s patented SafeDescent™ Technology, the company’s descent products are safe, reliable and easy-to-use, and built to last over time and use in tough environments.

The devices used in the rappel challenge in The Amazing Race Canada were the company’s 7300 model, which is designed for continuous or repetitive use over longer descent distances. The participants in the challenge descended 44 stories. The 7300 operates completely automatically, with redundant brakes to guard against free-fall and control descent to a safe 2 meters per second. The 7300 device is designed for use as an automatic back-up belay system or for evacuation rescue at heights up to 1000 ft (330 m).

Availability
DEUS Rescue offers an array of individual products as well as complete kits, coupled with expert training and technical support. To learn more about DEUS Rescue and its full line of controlled descent devices, ropes, accessories, kits and other products, visit www.DEUSRescue.com or call 866-405-3461.

About DEUS Rescue
DEUS Rescue was formed in 2004 and is a closely held Colorado company based in Boulder. DEUS Rescue manufactures and sells controlled descent devices worldwide. DEUS Rescue’s innovative technology and designs provide the foundation for descent and rescue systems, accessories and kits for people who work and play in elevated environments. This includes firefighters and individuals who work at height in various industrial markets such as wind energy, telecommunications and electric power distribution, as well as the military and law enforcement. DEUS Rescue products are also used by participants in challenge courses and zip-line tours. Visit www.DEUSRescue.com to learn more.