Youth Reflex Foam Vest
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    • Youth Reflex Foam Vest

    SKU:
    MUSMV7030NR
    Youth Reflex Foam Vest
    $109.00
    This youth-specific foam life vest offers a front entry, soft liner, and seven adjustment points for a secure and comfortable fit. 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 flexible foam and large shoulder openings allow a wide range of movement in a traditional canoe vest design. Two cargo pockets hold treasures and snacks, and a safety whistle is attached to the front. The Youth Reflex PFD is approved for Harmonized Level 70 in the USA and Canada. It meets the minimum life vest buoyancy of 11.25 lbs for users weighing 55-88 lbs.

    FEATURES

    • 300D polyester shell is durable
    • Seven points of adjustment offer a customized fit
    • Adjustable shoulders with fabric buckle create all-day comfort
    • Two expanding cargo pockets keep personal items handy
    Brand:
    Mustang Survival

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