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Comments about Mustang Survival Mustang Auto Hydrostatic Inflatable PFD MD3183:
Wife and I bought two of these to wear every time we boat. Needed to avoid making things hot. The completely open back and mostly open front allows air flow and keeps you from getting hot. Wearing a life vest could save our lives so it's worth the cost.
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I weight 250 Lbs. I will be wearing a law enforcement gear belt gun, mags, & cuffs. Will this PFD carry me?Asked on 1/27/2012 by Bear from Mackinac County, Michigan1 answer
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It should...but if you feel youself struggling to stay up: get rid of the gunbelt. I know, I know; it's like a third leg to you (retired cop here) and you'd just as soon drown...but would you?
Once you've dropped that 35-plus pounds of weight, I'm sure you will find that the vest is doing its job. If you are still having a hard time, get rid of your shoes/boots - they are the next heavy item on the list...and of course your vest (you ARE wearing one aren't you?!?!?!?) can follow everything else to the briny deep. If you're in Michigan, you might want that vest for the warming factor it will give to your core body. What will kill you is NOT drowing, but submitting to the cold>>>sorry.Answered on 3/5/2012 by Lifelong Diver and Retired Cop from Southern Ca.
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I weigh 350 plus pounds. What buoyancy in pounds do I need in a life vest.Asked on 8/29/2011 by Anonymous0 answers

