Aquarius Life Jacket — an essential model featuring enhanced buoyancy that ensures a sense of security in the water for non-swimmers. A thick collar boosts stability, keeping individuals upright in the water. The bright color, whistle, and reflective strips are crucial components for ensuring safety during rescue operations. The straps prevent slipping out of the vest. It complies with the ISO PN-EN standard.

Including a life jacket in your essential gear is vital, as it provides extra buoyancy to support someone in challenging and dangerous situations. That's why choosing the right life jacket is key, taking into account their classification and features. Our life jacket is durable, allows for free movement, and has an outstanding design. A simple and reliable fastening system ensures the vest stays secure even during fast-paced activities.

Wearing this jacket will guarantee safety and build confidence. Enhanced with reflective strips, it greatly aids the search process. The vest softens contact with the water and protects the chest. Its insulating properties are equally important, shielding the body from cold and wind, which can accelerate cooling. This model is often preferred by rafting companies or professionals.

Specifications

• this model is ideal for any water activity
• secured by two comfortable buckles
• commonly chosen by families
• this model is frequently selected by various sports equipment rental points
• compliance with ISO 12402-05:2007
• AQUARIUS life jacket is versatile
• excellent for boats and surfing — which is why this jacket is so popular
• features a whistle, bright color, and reflective elements

Tips for Choosing the Right Model

• first and foremost, check the stitch quality, the reliability of zippers and belts, and ensure the padding material is snug and does not move when pressed with a fingernail
• attention should also be paid to the design and quality of the buckles, which must support a load exceeding the person's weight. This requirement is due to the fact that typically, a person is lifted from the water by the vest's belt, and the buckle’s load is half the weight of the person
• the vest design should include buoyancy units in the chest compartments, significantly exceeding the volume in the back compartments. This is necessary for flipping a person who has fallen into the water onto their back, while the back buoyancy blocks not only provide buoyancy but also protection against impacts
• children’s vests must be selected strictly according to the height and weight of the young traveler. A perfect fit is essential to prevent the child from slipping during sudden tumbles in the water. This can only be achieved through a fitting, where the child should jump and, preferably, tug at the vest to check its strength. It should not slide off the child’s body.