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    • Eclipse Sail Vest Grey

    Eclipse Sail Vest Grey
    $139.00
    This thin, low profile, clean, and comfortable design make the Eclipse the ideal jacket for agility and speed. View full description

    This item and any accompanying items are for in-store pickup only.
    Separate orders or contact us at online@trotac.ca
    for special shipping arrangements.

    This thin, low profile, clean, and comfortable design make the Eclipse the ideal jacket for agility and speed, while the high cut design makes it an excellent choice for hiking and trapezing.

    The Eclipse is a 50 Newton SPECIALIZED BUOYANCY AID and is NOT Transport Canada approved. Designed to North American 12402 50 Newton Standards.

     
    Highlights
    • Larger zippered pocket provides plenty of space for storage
    • Light nylon fabric to reduce weight
    • Neoprene shoulder straps for security and a comfortable fit
    • Interior rubber gripper to keep jacket from riding up

    Style Code: SL-770

    *Buoyancy Aid

    Brand:
    Salus Marine

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