Overall rating: 3.7777777 / 5 from 9 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

Summary topics

Review topics: [].

Review highlights

Reviews

Anticipation is everything

"I'd like to see these straps on all p. f. d. 's. In the past two weeks I had to render aid twice. Both times the young people had their p. f. d. 's rising up over their chin."

— Joseph (5/5)

OK crotch strap for a PFD

"I wish the plastic buckles were more substantial… I’m a bit concerned that they will pull apart under load, as I’m being hauled back on board after a crew-overboard accident."

— Barry B. (4/5)

Extra Assurance

"Good fit and comfortable on a long haul."

— Samuel K. (5/5)

Fell overboard

"Like the way it connects to the PDF"

— Manuel (1/5)

"WARNING"

"Label when received: "WARNING: MA3032 THIS LEG STRAP FALLS OUTSIDE THE APPROVALS OF BOTH CANADIAN AND US COAST GUARDS." I would have looked elsewhere had I been informed prior to purchase that the USCG doesn't approve of these. Also, why would you sell something that has no instructions for attaching the strap to the vest?"

— mhinnc (2/5)

PFD Leg Straps

"Two of the leg strap snaps pulled out of the webbing the first time I used the accessory. They were poorly made."

— John J. (5/5)

Sajiling leg strap

"Very comfortable"

— Wayne C. (5/5)

very comfortable

"Once I was able to get it set up, I was pleased with how comfortable the straps were. It was very challenging to find instructions to make sure I was using it correctly. I eventually found video and instructions of a different version of the product (the LEO version) and used that to figure out how it was supposed to connect."

— Andy R. (4/5)

Crotch Straps

"I bought the pfd with harness. I do not know why this item is not sold with crotch straps and why they must be bought separately. I actually bought a Spinlok to replace it and will use it as a spare."

— David J. (3/5)

Q&A

Redirecting...

Click here if you are not automically redirected.