Life vests save lives. They’re not optional when you’re out on the water—fishing, touring, or cruising. You might think you’re an intense swimmer, but accidents happen fast, and cold water can shock even the best of us. A good life vest keeps you afloat, gives you time to recover, and makes it easier for someone to spot and rescue you.
The key is finding one that fits right. Too loose, it’ll ride up or limit in the water. It’s too tight, and you won’t want to wear won’t. Make sure it’s Coast Guard app (if you’re in the U.S.) you recited for your activity. There’you’reoom for compromisethere’sds—they need their own appropriately sized vests, and there are no hand-me-downs from adults.
Remember maintenance. Before drying out, check for rips, mould, or broken straps. A damaged life vest will not do its job when it isn’t the most. Store it somewhere dry and accessible; you don’t want to dig through it in an emergency.
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