02-04-2011, 02:25 PM
[font "Century Gothic"][#000000]I'll definitely try it out before I use it for the tube. It's only rated Class III (see below), so it isn't rated to float an unconscious person face up or for use far from shore or in rough water. While anything is possible, I don't intend, any time soon, to do anything where there is much probability of getting knocked out or in rough water or offshore. I think this should be sufficient security for what I plan on doing. I figure that If I ever decide to get more adventurous I can always get higher rated vest that is less comfortable and convenient.[/#000000][/font]
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[size 1][font "Georgia"][#000000]Flotation Aid
Good for calm, inland water, or where there is a good chance of fast rescue.
Advantages:
• Generally the most comfortable type.
• Designed for activity marked on the device.
• Available in many styles vests.
Di
vantages:
• May have to tilt head back to avoid face-down.
• Wearer's face may be covered by waves.
• Not for extended survival in rough water.
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[size 1][font "Georgia"][#000000]Flotation Aid
Good for calm, inland water, or where there is a good chance of fast rescue.
Advantages:
• Generally the most comfortable type.
• Designed for activity marked on the device.
• Available in many styles vests.
Di
vantages:• May have to tilt head back to avoid face-down.
• Wearer's face may be covered by waves.
• Not for extended survival in rough water.
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