SAR Vest with SOLAS Reflective Tape - Trotac Marine
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    • SAR Vest with SOLAS Reflective Tape

    SAR Vest with SOLAS Reflective Tape
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    The MV5606 SAR(Search and Rescue) Vest has been designed and tested to hold up to the most rigorous activities. 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.

    The MV5606 SAR Vest has been designed and tested to hold up to the most rigorous activities. The design is

    helmet-friendly and the 3-belt adjustment system creates a secure fit.  

    • Approval: Harmonized Level 70 - USA and Canada (Meets minimum buoyancy of 15.7 LBS)
    • Two large front cargo pockets with easy to use pull tabs for extra storage
    • SOLAS reflective tape for high visibility
    • Large cutaway armholes for maximum range of motion
    • 3-Belt system for a custom fit
    • Fast-tab radio clip
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    Brand:
    Mustang Survival
    Gender:
    Unisex
    1 Year
    Gender:
    Unisex

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