Mustang Survival

Slipstream Personal Flotation Device

A Personal Flotation Device (PFD) is a safety device designed to keep you afloat in water. It's essential for activities like kayaking, boating, or paddleboarding, as it helps prevent drowning and ensures your safety while enjoying water sports.

The USCG Type III designation indicates that the PFD meets strict safety standards set by the United States Coast Guard. Type III PFDs are ideal for activities where you can expect to be rescued quickly, offering buoyancy and comfort without limiting your movement, making them perfect for recreational use.

The 420-denier nylon ripstop shell is a strong and durable fabric that resists tearing and ripping. The "denier" measurement indicates the thickness of the fabric, while the "ripstop" technique incorporates a special weave that prevents small tears from spreading, ensuring your PFD can withstand rugged use and last longer.

A mesh liner allows for better airflow and breathability, keeping you cool and comfortable during physical activities, especially in warm weather. This feature is particularly beneficial for those who engage in high-energy water sports, as it helps prevent overheating.

Fleece-lined pockets provide a soft and warm place to keep your hands, making them ideal for chilly days on the water. This added comfort and convenience allow you to enjoy your activities without worrying about cold hands, enhancing your overall experience.

While Type III PFDs are suitable for many recreational activities, they are best for situations where quick rescue is likely. For activities like water skiing or wakeboarding, a Type III PFD is appropriate, but for more extreme conditions or open water, consider a Type I or II PFD for added safety. Always choose a PFD that matches the specific activity and environment.