Overall rating: 4.7115383 / 5 from 52 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

The Re-Arm Kit F - 33g Auto/Manual is praised for its easy-to-follow instructions and efficient kit installation, ensuring Mustang Survival manual inflatable PFDs are ready for many more seasons.

Summary topics

  • Instructions Clarity (26%): A significant number of customers stated that the instructions were easy to understand and easy to follow.
  • Kit Installation Ease (23%): The feedback is varied, the kit arrived ahead of time, installation was a breeze, and new Mustang PFD's were once again ready for many more seasons.

Review topics: [shipping, instructions, replacement, kit, quality, fit, mustang, service, tab, unit].

Review highlights

  • "Great service speedy delivery and great easy to ready instructions." — Dirk V.
  • "able to re arm with no issues instructions were adequate and easy to understand" — Greg F.
  • "The staff helped me quickly identify the proper kit." — Andrew H.

Reviews

Re-arm Kit

"Quick shipping, pricey shipping charges though. Easy instructions."

— Wayne R. (5/5)

Light comfortable, and cool

"Love it takes up less storage and barely know your wearing it."

— Charlie L. (5/5)

Rearm

"My vest “ type F” Wes so easy to rearm, maybe 3 minutes. Thanks for a quality pre."

— Ricky H. (5/5)

Nice replacement

"Nice replacement"

— Cynthia F. (5/5)

Does the job

"Same one I’ve used many times for my older vest. All good"

— Andrew H. (5/5)

PFD

"Very comfortable to wear. Something I will wear even on a hot day. Quality product."

— Michael F. (5/5)

It was exactly what I

"It was exactly what I needed"

— Jimmy C. (5/5)

Six month expiration date difference

"Ordered two recharge kits. There is a six month expiration date difference between the two.. Will probably look closer at aftermarket products next time."

— Russ W. (2/5)

Rearming kit

"Function as advertised. Excellent installation instructions. Highly recommend product"

— Randel A. (5/5)

Re-arm kit didn't work

"The bobbin in the kit (I think it was part 7113) was a very tight fit onto the triggering mechanism. When I finally got the bobbin in place, some of the compound had flaked out of the bobbin. Apparently enough of the compound had fallen out that the CO2 cylinder discharged as I threaded it into the triggering mehanism. $45 wasted."

— Hal S. (1/5)

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