| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| Best Use | Commercial |
| Closure Type | Buckles Zipper |
| Color | Orange |
| Material | Neoprene |
| Size | 2XL |
| Type | Inherently Buoyant Foam |
| USCG Type | Type V: Special Use |
Product Overview
Designed to keep you comfortable and protected, Mustang Survival’s Anti-Exposure Work Suit meets the demands of industrial professionals working in extreme conditions.
Built to withstand extreme cold while keeping you comfortable, this work suit features AirSoft™ flotation foam for lightweight buoyancy and a flexible fit. Heat is contained with Tug-Tite® cinching at the thighs and ankles which also offers an improved fit and minimizes water flushing to delay the onset of hypothermia. ComfortCuff neoprene technology creates a relaxed fit around the wrists while keeping out the elements. An ergonomic insulated hood offers comfort and folds easily into the collar while the inflatable head support pillow adds additional buoyancy.
SOLAS-grade reflective material helps increase your visibility in the water and multiple pockets keep your gear close. With functional features and a relaxed, comfortable fit these Work Suits from Mustang Survival will protect you from foul weather and won’t hinder your mobility while working.
Key Features
- Inflatable head support pillow for additional buoyancy
- Relaxed fit for comfort and mobility
- Neoprene wrist closures to keep the elements out
- SOLAS-grade reflective tape for increased visibility
- Tug-Tite® at thighs and ankles cinch easily for an improved fit
- Ergonomic and insulated hood easily folds into collar
- Chest and front cargo pockets for storing gear
Specifications
- USCG Approval Type: Type V
- Intended Use: Commercial
- Buoyancy: 15.5lb.
- Flotation Material: AirSoft™ foam
- Shell Fabric: Nylon
- Closure: Zipper, buckle
- 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)”.
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