Newton in Buoyancy Explained Simply – and What It Means for Your Safety in the Water
What does 50N, 75N or 125N actually mean? This guide explains buoyancy in simple terms and helps you understand how much lift you need to stay safe in the water.
More Safety in the Water: RESTUBE Supports POLITUR Initiative in the Dominican Republic
RESTUBE partners with POLITUR and local organizations to improve water safety in the Dominican Republic – through lifeguard training, safety equipment, and awareness initiatives that help save lives.
“All Crew, Prepare for Rescue”: Inside a Sea Rescue Mission with SOS Humanity
“All crew, all crew – prepare for rescue.” With this announcement, a rescue mission often begins for the crew of SOS Humanity in the Mediterranean Sea. Within seconds, the atmosphere on board chang...
Drowning in Older Adults: The Overlooked Risk Group in Global Water Safety
New global data shows that adults aged 70+ now have a higher drowning rate than children under five — a shift driven by aging-related health and mobility factors. While child-focused prevention has...
RESTUBE x Rulantica When Adventure Meets Innovative Water Safety
The partnership between Rulantica and RESTUBE combines immersive waterpark experiences with reliable safety technology. Lifeguards are equipped with RESTUBE LIFEGUARD and RESTUBE AUTOMATIC 75 in ke...
Dive Into the Coolest Waters: Where Ice Swimming & Ice Bathing Are at Their Best
Icy waters, breathtaking landscapes, and pure adrenaline: in this guide, we reveal the world’s most extraordinary ice bathing and ice swimming spots in Germany and around the globe. Whether you see...
Ice Swimming vs. Ice Bathing: Two Sides of the Same Cold Coin
Ice bathing and ice swimming both take place in icy water, yet they follow very different intentions. While ice bathing focuses on stillness, mindfulness, and short, controlled exposure, ice swimmi...