Stearns Adult Life Vest USCG Approved Type III PFD - Blue - Standard Fit [2158937]
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Adult Life Vest USCG Approved Type III PFD - Blue - Standard Fit
Adult Life Vest, USCG Approved Type III Life Jacket, PFD for Boating, Swimming, Watersports, and more.
Features:
- Standard Fit 30 - 52-inch chest size
- Adult Life Vest, USCG Approved Type III - Blue US Coast Guard-approved adult life jacket
- Great for boating, tubing, swimming, and water sports
- Soft and durable nylon shell and lightweight PE flotation foam
- Open-sided design and 3 adjustable buckles for breathability
- Designed for adults weighing 90 pounds or more
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Adult Life Vest USCG Approved Type III PFD - Blue - Standard Fit
Adult Life Vest, USCG Approved Type III Life Jacket, PFD for Boating, Swimming, Watersports, and more.
Features:
- Standard Fit 30 - 52-inch chest size
- Adult Life Vest, USCG Approved Type III - Blue US Coast Guard-approved adult life jacket
- Great for boating, tubing, swimming, and water sports
- Soft and durable nylon shell and lightweight PE flotation foam
- Open-sided design and 3 adjustable buckles for breathability
- Designed for adults weighing 90 pounds or more
Need More Help?
Our expert can help guide you through
your purchase.
or send us an email
About the Manufacturer
Manufacturer's Name Stearns
William P. Hilger started what would become Stearns, Inc. among the lakes and plains of central Minnesota. His first successful product was an electrically powered windshield heater that was a big hit in the colder climates of central Minnesota in the late 1920's, and eventually was a must-have product for cars from California to Maine. The company changed hands after World War II and became Stearns Manufacturing Company. The heating systems in cars had matured to the point where, anymore, the idea of needing a frost shield was old-fashioned. The business then turned towards the future: Plastics.
In the ensuing decades, Stearns would manufacture high quality outdoor products such as life jackets, water ski belts, and plastic boat interiors. Federal law changes in 1971 allowed companies to actually design a better looking Type III PFD that didn't have to be a bulky orange block. This was the starter's gun in a race towards ownership of the designed PFD market, a race that Stearns would easily win. In 2008, The Coleman Company, Inc. added to its family of brands the distinct quality of Stearns® products, the most recognized player in the life jacket business. It’s a natural fit.




