Mustang Survival Classic Flotation Bomber Jacket, USCG Type III, Orange, XL

Ensure safety and comfort during marine operations with the Mustang Survival Classic Flotation Bomber Jacket. Engineered with closed-cell foam insulation, this jacket provides essential buoyancy and in-water thermal protection to help delay hypothermia upon immersion. Enhanced with high-visibility SOLAS reflective tape, it ensures you remain conspicuous in challenging conditions. Certified by the U.S. Coast Guard, this jacket is a reliable choice for industrial, regulatory, military, and recreational marine activities. Invest in proven protection and stay safe on the water.

Key Features:

• USCG Type III Approved: Certified to UL1123 Marine Buoyant Devices 160.064, guaranteeing adherence to stringent safety standards.
• Closed-Cell Foam Insulation: Delivers superior flotation and in-water insulation to delay the onset of hypothermia.
• Enhanced Visibility: Features 62 square inches of SOLAS reflective tape across the chest and wrists for increased conspicuity in low-light environments.
• Optimized Fit: Designed with a relaxed fit for excellent mobility and comfort during extended wear.
• Secure Neoprene Wrist Seals: Provides a snug fit to minimize water entry and enhance warmth.
• Ample Storage: Includes a pen pocket on the left sleeve, four front pockets, and one large internal pocket for convenient access to essentials.
• Full-Length Storm Flap: Offers additional protection against wind and spray, keeping you drier and warmer.
• Internal Waist Belt: Reduces jacket ride-up for a more secure and comfortable fit.
• Fleece-Lined Pockets: Provides warmth and comfort for your hands.
• Adult Sizing (XL): Accommodates chest sizes from 46" to 50" (117 to 127 cm) and users weighing 90 lbs (41 kg) or more.

Recommended Pairings:

• Enhance your protection with an attachable hood, sold separately (Mustang Survival MA7136).

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including ANTIMONY OXIDE (ANTIMONY TRIOXIDE),N,N-Dimethylformamide which are known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information go to P65Warnings.ca.gov.