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Title: Inherently Buoyant PFDs vs. Inflatable PFDS


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Inherently Buoyant PFDs vs. Inflatable PFDS
  • The Pros the Cons
  • For
  • Law Enforcement

2
Revere Comfort MaxInflatable PFD Automatic
  • Reveres Comfort Max series of inflatable's PFDs
  • Are designed to allow you to enjoy activity.
  • USCG Approved Type II
  • Adult Universal 16 years or older, 80lds and
    above chest size 30 in. to 52 in.
  • Provides 35 lbs buoyancy
  • Safety whistle, reflective tape

3
Stearns Ultra Inflatable PFDManual 1271
  • Thin profile lightweight contributes to
    comfort excellent range of motion
  • Quick, reliable, manual co2 inflation
  • Durable nylon shell and D-ring
  • Type V approved for use as a Type III
  • Adult universal
  • Not approved for PWC, paddling, water skiing

4
Stearns Ultra Commercial InflatableAutomatic 1470
  • USCG Approved Type V, approved for a Type II or
    Type III when worn
  • High visibility reflective tape and emergency
    whistle
  • Automatic inflation when submerged in water
  • Provides 33.7 lbs buoyancy
  • Tri-fold design provides comfortable fit
  • Heavy duty nylon outer shell
  • Adult universal
  • Not approved for PWC, water skiing, paddle sports

5
Mustang Deluxe Inflatable with HIT (auto
hydrostatic activation) MD3183
  • 1F auto hydrostatic inflator technology
  • USCG Approved type II
  • Secure Zip closure
  • Lightweight and comfortable design
  • Neoprene comfort collar
  • Provides 35lbs of buoyancy
  • Strobe light holder, safety whistle, SOLARS
    reflective tape
  • D-ring for kill switch attachment


6
Mustang High Visibility Inflatable PFD with HIT
MD3183 T3
  • High visibility ANSI approved fluorescent yellow
  • cover
  • 1F auto hydrostatic inflator
  • USCG Approved Type II
  • Back flap with reflective tape
  • Lightweight and comfortable design,
  • Neoprene comfort collar
  • Provides 35lbs of buoyancy
  • Strobe light holder, safety whistle SOLAS
    reflective tape
  • D-ring for kill switch attachment

7
Mustang Compact TacticalLife Preserver (manual)
MD3091
  • Three-point attachment system provides quick
    integration to a MOLLE style vest Modular
    Lightweight Load-carrying Equipment webbing
    system
  • Demonstrates the ability to self-right and float
    wearer
  • Two options for wearer/ separate or with MOLLE

8
Mustang 4-Pocket Flotation VestMV3110
  • D-ring provided for lanyard attachments
  • Short waist for use with sidearm's
  • SOLARS reflective tape
  • Two pockets with full velcro closures
  • Tug-tite adjustments for exact sizing
  • Strength rating of 50mph
  • Color orange
  • USCG Approval Type III
  • Not approved for PWC, water skiing of similar
    towed uses

9
Mustang Industrial Mesh VestMV1254 T1
  • SOLAS reflective tape on front and back
  • 15.5 lbs of buoyancy
  • Mesh shoulders offer mobility and comfort
  • Large front pockets with velcro closure
  • Side adjustments for dual sizing
  • Color orange
  • Flotation Aid

10
Stearns VersatileI465 Vest
  • Tough nylon shell orange in color
  • Seven-piece foam design for comfort
  • Quick-adjust side tabs for secure fit and
    comfort
  • Reflective SOLAS material
  • Eyelets for attaching lights, badge, etc
  • Minimum 15-1/2 lbs buoyancy
  • USCG Approved Type III
  • Not approved for PWC, water skiing, similar
    towed
  • use

11
Stearns Low-Profile Enforcement Vest 6141
  • Contoured super soft foam
  • High tenacity 210 denier nylon oxford outer
    shell and lining
  • Triple side adjustments and elastic side panels
    for comfort and
  • secure fit
  • Adjustable neoprene shoulders for max
    maneuverability
  • Low profile vest works well with utility belt
  • Minimum 15-1/2 lbs buoyancy
  • USCG Approved Type III
  • Not approved for PWC, water skiing or similar
    towed uses

12
Extrasport B22 Life Jacket
  • USCG Approved Type III
  • Lowest profile with 20 lbs 11 oz. buoyancy
  • Unrestricted arm movement
  • Deep cut arm holes with comfort of soft neoprene
    shoulder
  • straps
  • PVC-Free Gaia foam is environmentally
  • friendly
  • Not approved for PWC, water skiing or similar
    towed
  • uses
  • Strength tested at 50 mph
  • Not tested for personal protection for impact

13
Stearns PowerboatI077
  • Bomber style float coat
  • Minimum 15-1/2 lbs buoyancy
  • Water resistant construction and design
  • Soft foam construction with coated nylon shell
  • Multiple pockets, with hoop and loop closures
  • Internal adjustable belt for secure fit
  • 3M Scotchlite reflective material SOLASS grade
  • USCG Approved Type II
  • Not approved for PWC, water skiing or similar
  • uses

14
Mustang ANSI High Visibility Flotation Jacket
MJ6214 T3
  • Relaxed fit for mobility and comfort
  • Full-length storm-flap
  • Internal waist belt to reduce ride-up
  • Fleece-lined front pocket
  • Attachable hood
  • USCG Approved Type III
  • Neoprene wrist closures for improved foul
    weather protection

15
Physical Features
  • Connecting mechanisms
  • Color
  • Pockets
  • Reflective capabilities
  • Accessories attachments

16
Buoyancy
  • Inherent buoyancy or Inflated buoyancy
  • Pounds of buoyancy
  • Body position in the water
  • Right a conscious/unconscious person
  • Height the head is floated out of the water
  • Protection from wave splash

17
Dependability
  • To provide adequate buoyancy when needed

18
Comfort Level
  • Hot environment
  • Cold environment
  • Cold water immersion protection
  • Adjustments
  • Neck
  • Shoulder
  • Waist
  • Sides

19
Maneuverability
  • Boat operation
  • Standing
  • Sitting
  • Boardings
  • Stops
  • Re-enter vessel

20
Ability to Swim
  • On the water surface
  • Under water

21
Impact Protection
  • Fall in the vessel
  • Strike from violator
  • Fall from vessel
  • Pushed from vessel
  • Fall on shore

22
Defend Ability
  • Facilitate an Arrest
  • Violator confrontation
  • Accessibility for violator to grab
  • Attack from violator
  • In the vessel
  • In the water
  • Under the water
  • Onshore

23
AccessibilityGun Belt Accessory Equipment
  • In the vessel
  • In the water
  • Under the water
  • On shore

24
Ability to Properly Access Use Accessory
Equipment
  • Night stick, chemical spray, radio, knife
  • In the vessel
  • In the water
  • Under the water
  • On the shore

25
Ability to Accurately FireHand Gun, Shot Gun,
Rifle
  • In the vessel
  • In the water
  • Under the water
  • On the shore

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