Bluestorm Kryptek Atmos 40 Auto Type II Inflatable PFD - Obscura Skyfall [BS-D1H-23-SKY]

Stand out or blend in with the Bluestorm Atmos 40 Type II inflatable life jacket featuring Kryptek Obskura Skyfall patterns, approved by the U.S. Coast Guard. Ideal for water lovers who may explore different waters. This life jacket offers over 40 lbs of buoyancy when inflated. Its large air chamber neatly folds into a slim outer shell, fitting all body types. The moisture - free design has an ultra - breathable soft polyester collar to prevent chafing and reduce neck moisture. Paired with Erez's Glowspot air chamber material, it's highly visible. GlowSpot® provides light between 1 - 20 candelas per square meter, 5 times more reflective than common life - jacket bladder fabrics. **Features**: - Soft 3D breathable mesh for comfort. - Highly reflective Glowspot® bladder for day and night visibility. - Durable, with reflectivity unaffected by seawater and humidity. - Glowspot® adds a lightweight coating to keep the air - chamber malleable and light. - Ergonomic neoprene collar for comfort. - Multiple attachment points for tools and accessories. - Zippered pocket for secure storage. - Universal sizing for chests 30' - 56'. **Technical Specifications**: - 40 lbs hi - vis bladder. - Automatic inflation via a replaceable CO2 cylinder when fully immersed in water. - Manual inflation with a pull cord or backup oral tube. - USCG tested and approved. **Specifications**: - Color: Variable - Inflatable: Yes - Size: Universal - USCG Approved: Yes - Box Dimensions: 2'H x 11'W x 22'L, WT: 1.6 lbs - UPC: 850043635406 Owner's Manual (pdf)

Using the Bluestorm Kryptek Atmos 40 Auto Type II Inflatable Life Jacket is easy. When you're in the water and fully immersed, the automatic inflation mechanism will activate. It uses a replaceable CO2 cylinder to inflate the life jacket, giving you over 40 lbs of buoyancy. If you prefer, you can also manually inflate it. Just pull the 'Jerk to Inflate' cord or use the backup oral inflation tube. There are a few things to keep in mind. Always make sure the CO2 cylinder is in good condition and properly installed. Check the life jacket regularly for any signs of damage, like tears in the outer shell or the air chamber. And don't forget to test the inflation mechanism from time to time. For maintenance, after each use, rinse the life jacket with fresh water to remove salt, sand, and dirt. Hang it up to dry in a cool, shaded place. Avoid leaving it in direct sunlight for a long time as it can damage the materials. If there are any stains, use a mild soap and a soft brush to clean them. Store the life jacket in a dry place, and it'll be ready for your next water adventure.