Bombora Type V Inflatable Belt Pack - Sunset [SST1619]

The Bombora Type V Inflatable Belt Pack in Sunset color is a must - have for water sports lovers. It's a US Coast Guard approved Type V Personal Flotation Device with Type III performance. You must wear it to stay legal. This 16 - gram inflatable belt pack is from Bombora, a brand that offers more freedom in your water adventures. You don't have to sacrifice safety for agility anymore. It's lightweight and perfect for paddle boarding, kayaking and other water sports. The Fade Out Collection, with 4 unique colors, is inspired by paddle boarding at dawn and dusk. Key features include: suitable for users 16 and older, fitting chest sizes 30 - 56”; an ultra - slim and lightweight design; D - Ring attachments for small accessories; manual inflation by pulling a cord; 16.5 lbs of buoyancy with CO2 inflation and 29.5 lbs with secondary oral inflation. Warning: the device is not armed upon purchase, so read the instructions and arm it properly before use. The CO2 cylinder for arming is in the spare cylinder pocket inside the beltpack. Specifications: USCG Approved, universal size, inflatable, variable color, box dimensions 2'H x 7'W x 19'L and weighs 1.5 lbs, UPC 850013380053. Bombora aims to make your water journeys more enjoyable, safe and memorable with this inflatable personal belt pack that gives you more freedom.

Using your Bombora Type V Inflatable Belt Pack is easy. First, make sure you're 16 years or older and your chest size is between 30 - 56 inches. Before using it for the first time, find the CO2 cylinder in the spare cylinder pocket inside the beltpack and arm the device as per the instructions. When you're on the water and need to inflate it, simply pull the cord for manual inflation. If the CO2 inflation doesn't give you enough buoyancy, you can use the secondary oral inflation to reach 29.5 lbs of buoyancy. Here are some important notes. The device isn't armed when you buy it, so always read the instructions and arm it correctly before getting in the water. Also, remember that it's a legal requirement to wear this US Coast Guard approved device. For maintenance, keep it dry when not in use. Check the CO2 cylinder regularly to ensure it's in good condition. If you notice any damage, don't use it and contact the manufacturer for replacement parts or a new device.