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$19.99The Story
Baltic Split Front Life Jacket's are designed to give your child the best possible mobility in their life jacket. This is made possible by the split floating material on the front of the life jacket, which increases its compliance.
Reflectors and whistle as well as crotch straps are included. A grab handle behind the collar. Size 3-15 kg has wider crotch straps and two fastening points for the best fit.
Our 100N buoyancy and is classified as a lifejacket. A lifejacket saves lives. It is designed to always turn the user to a supine position and keep the airways clear above the water surface by a good margin, even if the user is unconsciousness or cannot swim. Lifejackets are available with inflatable lung or with solid buoyant material, common to all is that in the activated position they have most of the buoyancy on the front and a sturdy collar that supports and holds up the head. A lifejacket is the obvious choice for people who cannot swim. Lifejackets always have a carrying capacity of at least 100N. The inflatable models are divided into different classes depending on the conditions under which they are to be used. An automatic lifejacket inflates when the user ends up in the water, while a manual lifejacket must be activated by the user.
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Baltic Split Front Life Jacket's are designed to give your child the best possible mobility in their life jacket. This is made possible by the split floating material on the front of the life jacket, which increases its compliance.
Reflectors and whistle as well as crotch straps are included. A grab handle behind the collar. Size 3-15 kg has wider crotch straps and two fastening points for the best fit.
Our 100N buoyancy and is classified as a lifejacket. A lifejacket saves lives. It is designed to always turn the user to a supine position and keep the airways clear above the water surface by a good margin, even if the user is unconsciousness or cannot swim. Lifejackets are available with inflatable lung or with solid buoyant material, common to all is that in the activated position they have most of the buoyancy on the front and a sturdy collar that supports and holds up the head. A lifejacket is the obvious choice for people who cannot swim. Lifejackets always have a carrying capacity of at least 100N. The inflatable models are divided into different classes depending on the conditions under which they are to be used. An automatic lifejacket inflates when the user ends up in the water, while a manual lifejacket must be activated by the user.
