Product Details
The NRS Crew Child PFD is ideal for flatwater boating and close-to-shore safety. No frills or fancy stuff; this life jacket just offers safety and all-day wearing comfort for your young people 33-55 lbs.
- This PFD is approved under the new certification system for PFDs. It's dual certified, carrying both a US Coast Guard Approval through Underwriters Laboratories (UL), and a Transport Canada Approval through Underwriters Laboratories Canada (ULC).
- The Child Crew life jacket is rated for users weighing 33-55 pounds.
- These jackets use high-quality foam flotation for high floating safety.
- Four side adjustments and a waist adjustment make for a comfortable fit.
- Includes an adjustable leg strap to prevent jacket ride-up.
- Tough 200 denier nylon shell stands up to years of use.
- Improved shape of the shoulders and arm openings for better fit and mobility.
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Specs
| Weight: | 1.04 lbs. |
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| Performance Level: Life jackets are designed, constructed and tested under controlled conditions and assigned a Performance Level that indicates the conditions of use for which it is intended. This classification is both USCG and TC approved. Most recreational jackets fall in Level 70. |
Level 70 |
| Profile: Low profile jackets are more compact, top-to-bottom, with thicker flotation panels; they provide great arm mobility. Flotation panels on Medium profile jackets cover more of the torso, but tend to have thinner panels. Flotation panels on High profile jackets also cover more of the torso, but have thicker panels for maximum flotation. |
Medium |
| Design Flotation: | 33N 7.4 lbs. |
| Outer Fabric: | 200-denier nylon |
| Entry System: | Front zip |
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My granddaughter needs a PDF to go kayaki ng with me
Have other NRS gear and it has performed well.
Needed a vest for a toddler who just outgrew the infant life vest.
Best quality to cost ratio for a child's size PFD, per Joe Jackson at Popular Mechanics. Multiple points of adjustment ideally will extend the use of this item for my young nephew.