Lifejackets

[Steve_B]

As the person who selected and purchased the Crewsaver 190N's for the crew, I went on a very good practical test result in a respected magazine. I tried on others, but the fit and comfort were the over-riding factors.
The fact that it can provide more lift than a 150N is a bonus for the crew and again the different sized front lobes provide enormous turning momentum to turn you upright in the water.
You pays your money and takes your choise, I would buy the Crewsaver again, as we have put in several years of average use, since May and they are still "as new".
I did like the spinlocks, but found them difficult to get fit right compared to the Crewsaver.
Steve

[SPR]

Information on Life Jackets and other information can be found in the RNLI Sea Safety CD & Booklet

The RNLI Complete Guide Booklet [here]

The RNLI Complete Guide Interactive CD [here]

or you can pick one up at most lifeboat stations and some yacht clubs. I have given out over 200 to clubs in Fife.

Scott

[CJL]

Originally Posted by SPR

Information on Life Jackets and other information can be found in the RNLI Sea Safety CD & Booklet

The RNLI Complete Guide Booklet [here]

The RNLI Complete Guide Interactive CD [here]

or you can pick one up at most lifeboat stations and some yacht clubs. I have given out over 200 to clubs in Fife.

Scott

[the_fifer]

I like the spinlock deckvest similar to the crewsaver deckvest, slightly cheaper not that price should be the deciding factor when its your life and with 5 year warranty.


http://www.spinlock.co.uk/en-US/deck...50n-pro-sensor

[SPR]

Originally Posted by the_fifer

I like the spinlock deckvest similar to the crewsaver deckvest, slightly cheaper not that price should be the deciding factor when its your life and with 5 year warranty.


http://www.spinlock.co.uk/en-US/deck...50n-pro-sensor

Around £100 if you are an RYA Instructor and member of RYA, you get good discount on Musto stuff too.

Scott