NRS Vista Youth PFD

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Parents can depend on the NRS Vista Youth PFD to keep their kids safe, and kids can frolic worry free in this super comfortable life jacket.

Product Details

  • The Vista Youth is a Type III, medium profile PFD delivering 11.5 lbs of flotation fitting children weighing 50-90 pounds.
  • The lightweight, flexible design platform of the Vista wraps around the core and moves with the body for all-day comfort.
  • 400 denier nylon fabric construction ensures durability through multiple seasons of use.
  • Zippered front entry with six adjustment points makes it easy to fit on wiggling kiddos.
  • The Vista Youth is rounded out with one large zippered pocket for snacks and knick-knacks and reflective accents for better visibility in low-light conditions.
  • This jacket carries the US Coast Guard Certification, through testing by Underwriters Laboratories (UL).

Specs

Weight:
1.13 lbs
US Coast Guard Type:
The USCG classifies life jackets into Type I, II. III, IV and V categories. Most recreational jackets fall in Type III. Type V covers special use jackets, like inflatable and ones for rescue and commercial boating.
III
Profile:
Low profile jackets are more compact, top-to-bottom, with thicker flotation panels; they provide great arm mobility. Flotation panels on Medium profile jackets cover more of the torso, but tend to have thinner panels. Flotation panels on High profile jackets also cover more of the torso, but have thicker panels for maximum flotation.
Medium
Design Flotation:
11.5 lbs.
Outer Fabric:
400-denier ripstop nylon
Lining:
210-denier nylon
Entry System:
Front zip
Pockets:
  • 1 - Front
Adjustment System:
  • 4 - Side
  • 2 - Shoulder
Features:
    US Coast Guard Certification
  • Fits Youth 50-90 lbs, 24"-29" chest

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