Aquarius kayak vest in black/red - a timeless life jacket for canoeing. The fabric chosen is comfy against your skin, ensuring no irritation. There’s a handy little pocket at the front for your essentials. This life vest is a must-have in your gear because it offers extra buoyancy when things get tough and keeps you afloat in tricky situations. So, when picking a life jacket, make sure you understand its classifications and features thoroughly.

Our vest is built to last, giving you complete freedom to move while paddling, all while looking great. A simple yet effective fastening system guarantees it won't slip off, even during intense actions or if you take a dive. Wearing this vest means safety and confidence on the water. Plus, the reflective strips included make it way easier to spot you if you're far from the shore.

This vest cushions your body against water impact and protects your chest. The thermal insulation is also crucial, keeping your body warm and shielding you from chilly winds that speed up cooling. This model is popular among quality kayak enthusiasts and professional rafting companies.

Key Features

• Armhole design allows free movement while paddling.
• Crotch strap prevents slipping out of the vest.
• Comfortable material that feels good on the skin.
• Convenient front pocket for easy access.
• Preferred choice for professional rafting rental companies.
• User weight limit: 70+ kg
• Certified to meet PN-EN ISO 12402-5: 2007 standards.

Tips for Choosing Life Vests

• First off, check the stitching quality, the durability of the strap sewing, and inspect the lining material – it should be sturdy and not shift when pressed with a finger.
• Pay attention to the design and quality of the buckles, as they need to handle loads that exceed a person’s weight; this is because people are usually pulled out of the water by the vest’s straps, meaning the buckle takes on half the weight, and dynamic loads can sometimes exceed that limit.
• The vest should have flotation pads in the chest area that significantly exceed the volume in the back section. This is essential for flipping someone who ends up face down in the water, while the back floatation pads not only provide buoyancy but also protect against impacts with water and any protruding parts of the craft.