The Stohlquist Men’s Escape Personal Flotation Device is for paddlers who’d rather spend their money on gas to get to the water than drop it all on a new PFD. With a solid, clean design, the Escape PFD takes care of you while you’re on the water without getting in your way. This PFD has a zippered front pocket to stash a map or small camera and padded adjustable shoulder straps to make it comfortable to wear all day. In case you find yourself in unlit situations, rest easy with the reflective accents found on this PFD for such an occasion.
The Stohlquist Men’s Escape Personal Flotation Device is for paddlers who’d rather spend their money on gas to get to the water than drop it all on a new PFD. With a solid, clean design, the Escape PFD takes care of you while you’re on the water without getting in your way. This PFD has a zippered front pocket to stash a map or small camera and padded adjustable shoulder straps to make it comfortable to wear all day. In case you find yourself in unlit situations, rest easy with the reflective accents found on this PFD for such an occasion.
Astral Buoyancy made the Ronny Personal Flotation Device with a lightweight, breathable design that gives you plenty of room to maneuver for high-angled paddling and that plays nicely with the high-backed seat of your boat. In your excitement to get out on the water, you might even wear it in the car as you zip toward the shore (although unless you have your kayak on your roof rack, other motorists at stoplights might do a double-take). While women can wear the Ronny, the Astral Buoyancy Linda PFD offers ladies a better-fitting, gender-specific PFD.
PE foam panels provide 16 pounds of buoyancy and maximum range of motion. Articulated around your chest and super-skinny in the back, the paneling not only offers life-sustaining support but also a comfortable, custom fit. Side webbing straps can be adjusted to accommodate layers if you’re paddling across the lake on a cool, fall morning. Rugged 200D nylon won’t whimper with the occasional pow from a paddle or scrapes with the side of the boat. Inside, mesh helps move moisture so your kayaking stays dry, comfortable, and cool.
The sheer quantity and quality of the pockets on this PFD will make you think twice about only wearing it on the water. One of the pockets unzips to reveal a mesh bevvie holder—which means you can safely stash your suds when you need two hands to hold your sandwich. Other pockets offer to hold your waterproof point-and-shoot, sun-safe lip balm, or a small fly box for when midge fishing is prime. With minimal bulk and basic features, the Ronny PFD suits paddlers of just about any skill level whether your boat of choice is a canoe, sit-on-top, angler, recreational, or touring kayak.
Astral Buoyancy made the Ronny Personal Flotation Device with a lightweight, breathable design that gives you plenty of room to maneuver for high-angled paddling and that plays nicely with the high-backed seat of your boat. In your excitement to get out on the water, you might even wear it in the car as you zip toward the shore (although unless you have your kayak on your roof rack, other motorists at stoplights might do a double-take). While women can wear the Ronny, the Astral Buoyancy Linda PFD offers ladies a better-fitting, gender-specific PFD.
PE foam panels provide 16 pounds of buoyancy and maximum range of motion. Articulated around your chest and super-skinny in the back, the paneling not only offers life-sustaining support but also a comfortable, custom fit. Side webbing straps can be adjusted to accommodate layers if you’re paddling across the lake on a cool, fall morning. Rugged 200D nylon won’t whimper with the occasional pow from a paddle or scrapes with the side of the boat. Inside, mesh helps move moisture so your kayaking stays dry, comfortable, and cool.
The sheer quantity and quality of the pockets on this PFD will make you think twice about only wearing it on the water. One of the pockets unzips to reveal a mesh bevvie holder—which means you can safely stash your suds when you need two hands to hold your sandwich. Other pockets offer to hold your waterproof point-and-shoot, sun-safe lip balm, or a small fly box for when midge fishing is prime. With minimal bulk and basic features, the Ronny PFD suits paddlers of just about any skill level whether your boat of choice is a canoe, sit-on-top, angler, recreational, or touring kayak.
The Stohlquist Men’s Escape Personal Flotation Device is for paddlers who’d rather spend their money on the gas necessary to get them to the drop-in point, rather than spend it all on a new PFD. That being said, with its solid, clean design, the Escape PFD takes care while you’re on the water without getting in the way. This PFD has a zippered front pocket to stash a map, snacks, or small camera, and the padded adjustable shoulder straps offer a comfortable fit and feel that allows you to wear the device all day.
An easy choice for all water conditions, the Astral Ringo Personal Floatation Device is crafted from burly fabrics for durability, and rides the line between reliable protection and mobile comfort. Tough Cordura with a touch of stretchy polyester comprises this PFD’s construction for abrasion-resistance and a full range of motion, while highly-sustainable organic Kapok keeps you bouyant, comfortable, and eco-conscious. The 3/4-zip closure stays out of the way and makes for easy on and off, while size-adjustable straps ensure a precise and comfortable fit for every individual. Plus, an easy access front buckled pocket keeps your knife or strobe close at hand.
Designed specifically for fishing from a kayak, the Leviathan Personal Flotation Device comes packed with all the bells and whistles you need to stay focused on the fish. For peace of mind on the water the Leviathan boasts a 16lb buoyancy rating that makes it easy for you to keep your head above water in the event of a spill. On days when you don’t take a tumble, the leviathan has your back with super durable nylon in high wear areas paired with quick drying Araprene mesh on the back and shoulders that work well with high back seats on boats. To keep your flys, bait, and tools nearby at all times this PFD boasts 14 total pockets that let you organize your goods however you want.
Spend more time on the water in the comfort of the Old Town Men’s Solitude Personal Flotation Device. Designed for the performance paddler, it offers an array of features that enhance comfort so you’re in no rush to get back to shore. The all-new high-back construction seamlessly integrates with tall kayak seats so there’s no awkward pressure points, and the AirComfort system allows excellent breathability so you’re not sweltering during hot summer days on the lake. Adjustable shoulder, waist, and side straps let you lock in the perfect fit, which is not only comfier but safer too. And should your fingers get a little chilly when the breeze picks up, fleece-lined hand pockets offer a cozy refuge.
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