What type of extrication device is known for being difficult to put on while in the water?

The Screamer Suit is a specialized extrication device often used in water rescue situations. It is designed to provide buoyancy and keep a subject's head above water while rescuers work to bring them to safety. One of the challenges with the Screamer Suit is that it can be quite cumbersome to don while in the water. The suit requires precise positioning and strapping, which can be difficult in a dynamic water environment, where currents and waves may hinder the process.

The design of the Screamer Suit, meant to secure individuals effectively, complicates the task of putting it on during active water rescues. In contrast, other devices like the Horsecollar or Water Basket may allow for quicker application in the water due to their simpler designs.