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03-19-2006, 03:05 PM
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Well, this is the second weekend in a row that it has rained here in sunny Phoenix AZ. After, 130 something days w/o rain, I really shouldn't be complaining, but it would be better if it rained during the week. 
So, does anyone have any recommendations on PFD's to carry on the boat? Since poker runs typically require vests to be worn during the run, I'm looking for something that will do the job and be comfortable too. What's teh best way to go?
Thanks,
Garrett
So, does anyone have any recommendations on PFD's to carry on the boat? Since poker runs typically require vests to be worn during the run, I'm looking for something that will do the job and be comfortable too. What's teh best way to go?
Thanks,
Garrett
03-19-2006, 04:31 PM
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Re: PFD's
Originally Posted by FormulaM2Formula
Well, this is the second weekend in a row that it has rained here in sunny Phoenix AZ. After, 130 something days w/o rain, I really shouldn't be complaining, but it would be better if it rained during the week.
So, does anyone have any recommendations on PFD's to carry on the boat? Since poker runs typically require vests to be worn during the run, I'm looking for something that will do the job and be comfortable too. What's teh best way to go?
Thanks,
Garrett
So, does anyone have any recommendations on PFD's to carry on the boat? Since poker runs typically require vests to be worn during the run, I'm looking for something that will do the job and be comfortable too. What's teh best way to go?
Thanks,
Garrett
Talk to Fred from Trick Marine about the Lifeline Jackets. The Poker Run series are actually very comfortable. I just bought two last fall. They are not cheap, but neither is your life or your passengers. Ironically, you will need to have the $10 specials for every person on board as they Lifelines are not yet Coast Guard approved.
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03-19-2006, 08:28 PM
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Re: PFD's
Originally Posted by RedDog382
Garrett,
Talk to Fred from Trick Marine about the Lifeline Jackets. The Poker Run series are actually very comfortable. I just bought two last fall. They are not cheap, but neither is your life or your passengers. Ironically, you will need to have the $10 specials for every person on board as they Lifelines are not yet Coast Guard approved.
Chris
Talk to Fred from Trick Marine about the Lifeline Jackets. The Poker Run series are actually very comfortable. I just bought two last fall. They are not cheap, but neither is your life or your passengers. Ironically, you will need to have the $10 specials for every person on board as they Lifelines are not yet Coast Guard approved.
Chris
