Imperial Immersion Suit 80-1409-O Adult Intermediate USCG
$259.99
Imperial Immersion Suit 80-1409-O Adult Intermediate USCG
The Imperial Immersion Suit has the longest running history in the US Marine Market than any other suit. It was invented in 1969 by Gunnar Guddal,
and is in fact the first suit ever of its kind. The legacy continues today as the lives of
countless owners of Imperial suits continue to be saved.
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Imperial Immersion Suit 80-1409-O Adult Intermediate USCG
Imperial Immersion Suit has the longest running history in the US Marine Market than any other suit. It was invented in 1969 by Gunnar Guddal,
and is in fact the first suit ever of its kind. The legacy continues today as the lives of
countless owners of Imperial suits continue to be saved.
- Holds United States Coast Guard (USCG) Approval
- 1-piece, sealed construction made of inherently buoyant 5mm neoprene
- True to size with dual-zipper pull tabs
- Wide shoulders and legs for quick donning
- Three-fingered mitt for increased hand warmth and palm grip studs for improved grasping
- Equipped with whistle
- Snug-fitting face seal helps keep water out
- SOLAS-grade reflective tape provides extra visibility of wearer to rescue team
- Weighs 14-16 lbs., depending on suit size
- Dual-zipper pull tabs
- Comes in sturdy storage bag with two handles for quick retrieval and donning of suit
- Inflatable high-rider ring for additional freeboard and buoyancy
- Custom suits available upon request
- Optional personal survival kit pocket
- Optional PFD light
| Weight | 14 lbs |
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