Type V Inflatable Belt Pack - Sailing

The Bombora Sai1619 Type V Inflatable Sailing Belt Pack is a reliable and convenient personal flotation device designed specifically for water sports enthusiasts. With its lightweight and versatile design, this belt pack offers the perfect combination of safety, comfort, and freedom for activities like paddleboarding, kayaking, and sailing.

Features:

• Approved for users 16 years and older and fits chest sizes 30-56"
• Ultra-slim and lightweight design
• D-ring attachments for small accessories
• Manual inflation with the pull of a cord
• 16.5 lbs of design buoyancy with CO2 inflation
• 29.5 lbs of design buoyancy with secondary oral inflation
• Warning: Device is not armed upon purchase
• Read instructions and arm properly prior to use
• CO2 cylinder for arming is located in the spare cylinder pocket inside of the belt pack

Experience the freedom and peace of mind offered by Bombora's personal flotation devices. The Sai1619 Type V Inflatable Sailing Belt Pack is a United States Coast Guard approved Type V PFD that combines the safety of a Type III performance with the agility and convenience of an inflatable belt pack. It must be worn to be legal, ensuring your safety while enjoying your water adventures.

Designed for the passionate and active water wanderers, the Bombora Sai1619 belongs to the "I'd Rather Be Cruising Collection." This collection is inspired by the activities we all love and captures the essence of sailing, SUPing, and kayaking. Don't let anything hinder your journey. With Bombora, you can have the freedom to pursue your water sports with confidence and style.

Learn More

• Personal Flotation Device - Wikipedia
• United States Coast Guard - Wikipedia

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