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- will not lose its buoyancy
if cut or punctured
- Reflective tape for when
the unfortunate delima happens makes it easier to search
- side entry design for easy
entry/exit
- heavy-duty buckles
- webbing for a snug fit
- integrated lumbar support
provide unmatched comfort flexibility of movement
- Mesh drain holes prevent
water logging
- quick lock buckles insure
that you stay locked in for your entire ride
- hidden belts offers a clean
look that won't get in the way
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PFD1 (Personal Flotation Device) |
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Has
sufficient flotation to support the body and head and reflective
tape for visibility. The flotation collar keeps your head above
water.
For use in smooth, partially smooth and open waters.
suitable for offshore boating. Solas & coastal life
jackets are accepted as PFD Type 1 for recreational
safety equipment purposes. Must comply with
Australian Standard 1512. |
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PFD2 (Personal
Flotation Device) |
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Will
keep you afloat but does not have a collar to
keep your head above water. For use in smooth and
partially smooth waters. Good for water skiing, PWCs
sailing boats and dinghies. Must comply with
Australian Standard 1499 |
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PFD3 (Personal
Flotation Device) |
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Has
the same buoyancy as PFD2 although colours are
not as visible. May be a specified buoyancy wetsuit. For
use in smooth water and only where the user is likely to
be in the water for a short time. Must comply with
Australian Standard 2260 |
