

🗣️ Blow loud, stay safe, and never blend into the background!
The Storm Safety Whistle is a professional-grade, all-weather whistle designed for outdoor enthusiasts and safety-conscious individuals. Its patented double-chamber design delivers a powerful, penetrating sound audible up to half a mile on land and 50 feet underwater. Constructed from durable, non-corroding thermoplastic, it’s trusted by military and emergency services for reliable performance in any environment.
| ASIN | B001MKMFU0 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #298,486 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #590 in Coach & Referee Whistles |
| Brand Name | Markwort |
| Color | Orange |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (543) |
| Date First Available | June 30, 2006 |
| Included Components | Whistle |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 5.98 x 4.02 x 0.98 inches |
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 5.83 x 3.98 x 1.1 inches |
| Manufacturer | All Weather Safety Whistle Co. |
| Material | Plastic |
| Model Name | SE-B |
| Package Weight | 0.03 Kilograms |
| Part Number | SEB |
| Sport Type | Track & Field |
| Suggested Users | unisex-adult |
| Warranty Description | 30 day Manufacturer |
C**N
SUPER LOUD!!!
This whistle is SUPER LOUD!!! It is in fact so loud that I can't blow the whistle in my neighborhood for fear that I'd hear about it later, and I have to hold my ears when I do blow it. I originally bought this whistle to use on walks with my dog. My German shorthaired pointer loves to run FAR away off-leash whenever we go somewhere it is allowed. I wanted a way to call her back to us, and this works great! I do have to say, the design is pretty genius. The sound is directed away from you rather than towards you like some of the other "loudest whistles in the world" on Amazon. It also is a solid plastic design with no moving parts, which makes it waterproof, virtually unsinkable, and durable. The only minor thing that I have with this whistle that wasn't enough for me to take away a star, was that the grip on the body of the whistle doesn't fit my fingers that well. It may fit you, but even so, it doesn't matter too much to me. I highly recommend this for anyone in my position, or just as a way to get a lot of attention!
M**S
It works, and it is loud!
I bought this for use in emergencies should I or someone in my hiking group gets lost or injured. I used it last week when I got separated from the other two people I was with. Unfortunately, they didn’t have whistles to respond with when I blew mine, but they heard me, and two blasts meant I was safe, just trying to connect with them. In a true emergency in true wilderness, especially when hiking alone or stranded, a personal locator beacon is a good idea, but they are expensive and overkill in most hiking situations where you don’t need to call in search and rescue, just locate a lost hiker in your group. It is also a good reliable backup, should the locator beacon fail for some reason when you need it most. Recommend it to your friends, especially those you hike with.
R**S
Incredibly loud without extra effort must have for boating, hikings, flagger, hunting survivalist
It's not a whistle for for calling your kids soccer game, it's just too loud and the size and shape can make it hard to handle , but if you need to call for help or signal a warning, this is what you want. I used when flagging to get the the attention of ars or workers, it could be hard over the noise of ver load construction equipment.
K**.
Astonishingly loud!
If your looking for a very loud and very easy to use whistle than look no further. Its only down side for me and this is just my personal opinion is that it is so loud that i have to either plug my ears or wear ear protection when using it.
L**E
Kind of clunky, loud and shrill, but overrated
This whistle is definitely pretty loud. It is loud enough to hurt your ears if you blow it in a confined space. That said, it's large and clunky and therefore impractical for all but the most whistle-intensive applications. Just imagine: you're being accosted by a psychopath in a jason mask who thinks you look like a chicken sandwich — he fires up his chainsaw and eyes you with lust as you reach into your knapsack to fumble for your safety whistle (because you'd never want to put this behemoth on a lanyard around your neck), and then... The only people who should buy this whistle are military drill instructors and insecure high school sports coaches, who have to have a whistle in their hot little hand at all times. Or maybe directionally-challenged hikers/backpackers with small children who don't mind rummaging around to find it in their rucksack. Or possibly lifeguards who.... no, nevermind, where is the lifeguard going to put this thing upon their person? There's no room! If you need a "safety whistle", I highly recommend you skip this thing and just get a standard gym whistle that can be worn around your neck on a lanyard. Capiche?
P**D
Not as loud as I expected, but I have not used it yet
I purchased this Storm whistle as a safety/security item to have while traveling. I have not used it yet in an emergency situation nor have I blown it at full lung output, but I think it will be loud enough for my intended purposes. Also, I like that it is made in the USA!
M**B
Loud and solid construction
I bought this to keep in an emergency kit and am pleased with the quality. This whistle is made of strong plastic and is louder than other whistles I have purchased. It is also easy to grip since it is also larger than traditional whistles. The only thing that I think could make this better is if there were a rubberized outer shell to help keep it from slipping from wet or sweaty hands.
J**S
Measured louder than other whistles
I tested 4 whistles with the following results shown (with the weight listed in grams): Fenix NW20 (30 g) 91 dB Storm (22 g) 105 dB Leapro pea (6 g) 95 dB Acme Siren (49 g) 89 dB The tests were done using an American Recorder Technologies, SPL-8810 meter outside at 2 meters distance. The table lists the average of 3 measurements. (The Acme Siren was the only one that had much variation between measurements, >3dB.) The Leapro is a cheap plastic pea whistle that I have had for years and is much smaller than the Storm. There seems to be not of response when googled. I will continue to use it for hiking and trail running where its small size and weight make it almost unnoticeable. However, for higher risk activities like alpine climbing and backcountry skiing I will probably take the bulkier Storm. The Fenix NW20 looks high tech but had a disappointing and poor performance, especially considering the higher price. Since the loudness measurements (decibels) are on a logarithmic scale, the sound pressure of the Storm is a full order of magnitude greater than the other whistles tested. Get the Storm if you want the loudness and do not mind the bulk. Note that results might vary over longer distances, varied terrain, and in different weather conditions. The above readings are done with the C weightings (dBC) but are consistent with the A readings (dBA). Update in June 2015. Further tests in the woods with friends indicates that the Storm carries better and is "easier" to hear. These tests also included the Whistles for Life Tri-Power which came in a close second.
K**D
الصوت مزعج وعالي وتؤدي الغرض
W**D
Very loud!
B**A
É o melhor apito que conheço. Som alto, potente e sem esforço. Tenho duas unidades. Uso para trilhas e para deixar no carro Design ergonômico, facilita o manuseio - a agarrar com firmeza - e a embocadura. Parabéns pra quem criou
H**T
This is one loud whistle! Excellent product. I bought it to go camping in case there are wild animals around the tent. This whistle is reasonably priced compared to its main competitor. Highly recommended!
D**L
Produce superb loud medium low pitch sound. Not like those sharp and stinging iritating high pitch type. Wonderful product 👍
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