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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 the lifeline Vest would not meet atleast the costgard standart,they would not alow them for racing.
The rules with safety in a race is even more harsh then the regular costguard rules.
Think about it.
And acctualy i think they are CG.-certified.
The rules with safety in a race is even more harsh then the regular costguard rules.
Think about it.
And acctualy i think they are CG.-certified.
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It still doesn't make sense (I am not trying to argue with you). Cost of the jackets aside, would I get hassled by someone if I only had the lifeline jackets onboard?
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