| Best Use | Offshore |
|---|---|
| Buoyancy | 15.5 Pounds |
| Closure Type | Zipper |
| Color | Orange Black |
| Material | Nylon |
| Size | L |
| Type | Inherently Buoyant Foam |
| USCG Type | Type III: Flotation Aids |
| Warranty Details | One Year |
| With Harness | Without Harness |
Product Overview
Designed with a relaxed fit to give you comfort and warmth, Mustang Survival’s Classic Bomber Flotation Jacket is suited for your water needs.
Constructed from AirSoft™ foam panels, the Classic Bomber Jacket provides constant warmth, excellent mobility, and relaxed comfort. The AirSoft™ foam also provides in-water insulation to help protect you from the onset of hypothermia. Sturdy nylon fabric deflects the wind while the fleece-lined pockets keep your hands warm. Neoprene wrist seals, a knit storm collar, and the front storm flap keep the elements out.
SOLAS-grade reflective tape on the chest and wrists increase visibility in hazy conditions and an internal waist belt helps reduce ride-up. With four front pockets, one large interior pocket, and a pen pocket on the shoulder, Mustang’s Survival’s Classic Bomber Jacket keeps you equipped while keeping you warm and protected.
Key Features
- Relaxed fit for comfort and freedom of movement
- 62 sq. in. of SOLAS grade reflective tape for increased visibility
- Neoprene wrist seals and full-length storm flap to keep the elements out
- 4 front pockets, 1 large interior pocket, and pen pocket on right sleeve to store your gear
- Internal waist belt to help reduce ride-up
- Fleece-lined front pockets to keep your hands warm
Specifications
- USCG Approval Type: Type III
- Intended Use: Hunting, fishing, coastal, inshore, sailing
- Buoyancy: 15.5lb.
- Flotation Material: AirSoft™ foam
- Shell Fabric: 210 Denier nylon
- Closure: Zipper with storm flap
- 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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