Near-Shore Rescue Life Jacket

This life jacket features a functional and lightweight design for support and water rescue crews.

Delivering a compact solution for rescue crews, Mustang Survival’s Near Shore Rescue life jacket still provides 15.5lbs of buoyancy while remaining lightweight. A waterproof, AirSoft™ foam liner keeps water from penetrating this jacket so it won’t become waterlogged and weigh you down. Large arm holes offer unlimited range of motion and a short-waist design is advantageous for maximum torso mobility both allowing for freedom of movement in and around the water. However, with four adjustable body straps, two adjustable shoulder straps, and an adjustable bottom strap this life jacket will stay put in choppy waters. With functionally compact features and comfort, this life jacket is built for continuous wear while responding to high-risk situations.

Additional features that support you while on the job include the bright orange and black coloring of this life jacket along with reflective tape on the front and back for high visibility in dim conditions.  Ample storage is built into two large front pockets with zipper closures to keep your gear from falling out. One D-ring and fast tab can be used for lanyard and accessory attachments. The Mustang Survival Near Shore Rescue life jacket keeps you comfortable, safe, and prepared during all your rescue missions.

Key Features

• Reflective tape on front and back for increased visibility
• Large armholes for increased mobility
• Shoulder adjustments for a better fit
• Short-waist for maximum torso mobility
• One D-ring for lanyard attachments
• Fast tab for easy accessory attachments
• Two front storage pockets with zipper closures
• 50mph dynamic strength-tested construction for durability

Specifications

• USCG Approval Type: Type III
• Intended Use: Rescue, Commercial
• Buoyancy: 15.5lb.
• Flotation Material: Inherently buoyant foam
• Shell Fabric: Nylon
• Closure: Zipper
• Straps: 4 body, 1 bottom
• Warranty: One year

More information

For more information on USCG approval types and why you should always wear your life jacket when you are on a boat, see “Think Safe Choose the Right Personal Flotation Device (PFD)”.