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Most states require every person on any type of watercraft to have a life vest (personal flotation device is the preferred term) on board the vessel or be wearing one. A Coast Guard-approved life vest will have the Coast Guard approval stamp as well as the life vest's size on the PFD's tag. However, an approved life vest is useless if the instructions for its wear are not worn correctly. more »
Whether boating, surfboarding, fishing, skiing or canoeing, always wear a life vest. For small children, life vests are important even during basic swimming activities. Highlighting the danger of children swimming without life vests, the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources' website states that "drowning is often silent, takes as little as five minutes and usually happens when an adult is nearby." Proper life vest usage is important to ensuring the health and safety of both children and adults. If you wear a life vest improperly, its effectiveness decreases. more »
Life vests, also referred to as personal flotation devices (PFDs), are a very important piece of equipment when on the water. Not only is it a requirement by the United States Coast Guard to have an adequate amount of life vests available, but they are vital to save the lives of swimmers and boaters when necessary. The majority of drowning cases occur when the victim is not wearing a life vest. They are as important as any other piece of equipment located on your boat or personal watercraft. more »
Unlike life vests--also known as personal flotation devices (PFD)--for water skiing or rafting, a PFD for kayaking should be a personalized piece of equipment. This means it should fit in both size and comfort. There are a few things to consider when shopping for your PFD. more »
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Kitboarding requires a lot of safety gear like life vests and harnesses. Get expert tips and advice on kiteboarding equipment, conditions, and precautions in this free video. more »
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Storage space is a problem if you use a kayak, pedal, inflatable, or super small Jon boat as your fishing platform. All of your absolute necessities can be stored in your life vest or as the Coast Guard calls it, your personal flotation device (PDF). Not only does this save you space but it insures these necessities are available in the unfortunate event you and your boat part company. more »
Thousands of families hit the water each week for boating adventures. Sometimes, though, fun turns to disaster. Hundreds of people drown every year in the United States as a result of boating accidents, and many of the deaths are preventable. The best preventive measure any boater can take is to use a life vest, and many state and federal laws require them to be worn. more »
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