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Stearns 1439 Ultra Inflatable Life Vest PFD - Manual and Automatic
Item #: STE1439
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- Nylon outershell with high visibility reflective tape, D-ring and an emergency whistle
- Secumar® 4001 inflator with single point indicator
- Automatic override tab to re-arm as a Manual Only
- Provides 33.7 lb. (150 Newton) buoyancy when fully inflated
- Clear window to view arming status of mechanism
- Pocket to store extra cylinder or gear
- 2" adjustable belt for secure fit
- Mesh storage bag, cylinder and bobbin included
- USCG Approved Type V
Mid-thigh length flotation jacket features a concealed hood, storm cuffs and sealed
seams to keep elements out. Suisse Aire® flotation foam for comfort with water resistant
construction and design.
This model features the Secumatic 4001 inflation mechanism. Mechanism mounted behind
clear window to assess arming status. Automatic override tab provided to
re-arm as a Manual Only device. Provides 33.7 lbs. of buoyancy when
fully inflated. Features pocket to store extra cylinder and accessories.
Adjustable 2" waist belt for snug fit. Heavy-duty nylon shell.
Reflective tape and emergency whistle. Automatic override, 2 cylinders,
and pill provided. Includes a mesh storage bag.
Lifevest Safety Tips:
- It is important to test a PFD in shallow water or a guarded
swimming pool to make sure it fits appropriately and is in proper
working order.
- Be sure to always check the condition of your life
jacket(s) before heading out for any watersport activity. When boating,
make sure you always have enough life jackets on board for every
passenger.
- To keep water out of the vest, a bottom drain or mesh drainage is usually provided
- The size of life vest you buy depends on your weight and size(See Sizing Chart)
- Always keep your vest in a place you can access in a reasonable amount of time in an emergency (vessel sinking, on fire, etc.).
- Life Jackets should not be stowed in plastic bags, in locked or closed compartments or have other gear stowed on top of them.
- Children should wear life jackets at all times when on boats or near bodies of water.
- Teach your child how to put on his or her own life jacket.
- Teach your child how to put on his or her own life jacket.
- Make sure the life jacket is the right size for your
child. The jacket should not be loose. It should always be worn as
instructed with all straps belted.
- Adults should wear life jackets for their own protection and to set a good example.