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Crewsaver
Spiral
A Foam fileld lifejacket that comes in variety of sizes. This is suitable for both adults and children.
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What's the difference between a life jacket and a
buoyancy aid? A life
jacket will turn an unconscious swimmer on their back to keep their
mouth and
nose out of the water. The downside is that a life jacket will only
allow a
conscious swimmer to swim on their back. A buoyancy aid will not turn
the wearer
face up, but its primary purpose is to support a conscious swimmer and
make it
easy for the wearer to swim in a normal and powerful fashion when
required (like
when you've really got to make that eddy!). They also provide some
welcome body
armour on certain trips!
We do stock a range of life
jackets, which we recommend for use by people who may have trouble
swimming.
They are also suitable for sailing, and we have models for children and
babies.
If you or kids are going boating, you'll need
life
jackets. They are essential for non-swimmers around the water, and
remember that even strong swimmers will sink if they get a bump on the
head from a boat or sail, or get too cold. Our
Crewsaver life
jackets suit everyone from adults to small children, and are collared to
help keep the head out of water. Don't forget our
Buoyancy Aid section
For those of you who would like to take your four legged friends
out on the
water, check out our range of
Pet
Buoyancy Aids.