Coastal Keelboat Vest Red

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Coastal Keelboat Vest Red

MSRP:

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$179.00

Ducking out of the weather isn’t often an option on a sailboat. View full description

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Ducking out of the weather isn’t often an option on a sailboat. The Salus Coastal’s durable nylon harness with stainless-steel D-rings will help keep you safely tethered to your boat, while extra padding and hand-warming pockets protect you from the elements. 360° reflective piping sewn high on the shoulders keeps you visible, even in the worst weather. Designed with a unique combination of soft foam, mesh shoulders, large armholes and rounded edges, the Coastal provides maximum comfort, mobility and superior fit.

Highlights

Patented round edge with low profile design for ultimate comfort
2 large zippered pockets with easy access and drainage
Utility tab for strobe, radio, GPS or MOB alert
Mesh shoulders for optimal freedom of movement, cooling, and comfort

Style Code: SL-550

MSRP:

Was:

$139.00

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