Get to know your life jacket from an in-the-water perspective. Type III inherently
buoyant “whitewater” vests allow for more agility for surviving shore break.
Seldom does one size fit all, and the same goes for whether or not one type of life jacket can meet all lifesaving needs. The backstory behind this fresh look at life jacket design stems from how fashion and function have merged and market focus has zoomed in on inflatables. Many find inflatable harness-vest to […]
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If your sailing partner complains about a noise that doesn't really bother you, it might not necessarily something that they can just "get used to." You will have to address it through active sound reduction measures.
