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Call Wiggler, gramps, leiles, boonville etc,etc,etc. He can HOOK you up like no other on Lifelines.:evilb:
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Originally Posted by PhantomChaos
(Post 2581823)
Are Lifeline jackets Coast Guard approved yet?
Originally Posted by Ratickle
(Post 2581764)
1. If you can afford Lifeline, go for them. Remember they are not USCG approved so you must have backups on board.
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When I bought my Lifelines, My GF said why spend that kind of money on a life jacket. I'm worth more that the cost of the jackets and she is too. After she put hers on the first time, she wont wear anything else. I boughtthe suspender type first and still keep them on board for guests.
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If they are so good why aren't they cost guard approved?
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Originally Posted by T2x
(Post 2582028)
That will be of great comfort to everyone who attends the wake.
Buy Lifelines or risk your life and the life of your passengers. T2x |
Originally Posted by bruin_d
(Post 2582266)
I'll make sure you get invited. I don't know if you are aware of this but defending your country isn't the greatest paying job.
T2x |
Originally Posted by bruin_d
(Post 2582261)
If they are so good why aren't they cost guard approved?
T2x |
If the lifeline Vest would not meet atleast the costgard standart,they would not alow them for racing.:eek:
The rules with safety in a race is even more harsh then the regular costguard rules. Think about it.:rolleyes: And acctualy i think they are CG.-certified. |
Originally Posted by T2x
(Post 2582270)
Because they are racing life jackets and not simple ferry boat under seat units........ which are Coast Guard approved. When the government standards on anything are worth a d*mn we can continue this debate.
T2x |
Originally Posted by bruin_d
(Post 2581208)
Who makes a good, reasonably priced, life jacket?
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