Mustang Survival Neoprene Cold Water Immersion Suit with Harness - Red

When every second counts, ensure your safety with the Mustang Survival Neoprene Cold Water Immersion Suit. Designed to provide essential flotation and critical hypothermia protection, this suit is vital for commercial marine operations and recreational users facing extreme cold water conditions. Certified to rigorous maritime standards, it offers peace of mind when abandonment is a possibility. Equip yourself with this vital safety gear today.

Key Benefits:

• 5mm Fire Retardant Neoprene: Offers superior buoyancy and essential thermal protection against hypothermia in frigid waters.
• Triple-Sealed Seam Construction: Guarantees a robust, watertight barrier, minimizing water ingress and maximizing protection.
• Water-Tight Face Seal: Creates a secure seal around the face to prevent cold water from entering.
• Five-Fingered Insulated Gloves: Designed for optimal warmth and dexterity, allowing for essential tasks even in extreme cold.
• Integrated Lifting Harness: Rated for 1,000 lbs (454 kg), providing a reliable and secure point for rescue operations.
• Buddy Line Included: Facilitates rescue assistance between individuals in the water.
• Non-Slip, Durable Soles: Offer secure traction on wet and slippery surfaces.
• Easy to Don: Engineered for quick and efficient donning, even in emergency situations.
• Wrist and Ankle Adjustments: Allow for a customized and secure fit.
• Rescue Light Pocket: Front neoprene pocket designed to hold a SOLAS-approved rescue light, ensuring visibility.
• High Visibility Features: Includes reflective tape and a whistle for enhanced detection in low light or foul weather.

Certifications & Standards:

• U.S.C.G. - UL1197 - Immersion Suits 160.171
• U.S.C.G./MED SOLAS 2010

Specifications:

• Material: 5mm fire retardant neoprene
• Color: Red
• Size: Adult Oversized
• Harness Capacity: 1,000 lb (454 kg)

Ideal For: Commercial marine operations (workboats, transport vessels, drilling rigs, supply ships, steamships, commercial fishermen) and recreational sailing.