Mullion New Aquafloat Superior Suit Flotation Suit Size S-3XL

Mullion New Aquafloat Superior Suit - Swimsuit Flotation Suit Size S-3XL. The description of this item has been automatically translated. Mullion NEW AQUAFLOAT SUPERIOR Suit. Mullion New Aquafloat Superior, blue-red-yellow swimsuit, ISO 15027-1 Class D, ISO 12402-5/6, EN 343 Class 3-1, buoyancy 74N(L), S-3XL. Mullion Aquafloat Superior - 1-piece swimsuit.

The suit is absolutely wind and waterproof. It is extra reinforced on the knees and in the buttocks area. It has a high collar with extra protective chin straps with Velcro. The high-vis yellow, adjustable, insulated hood with integrated chin and face protection is stowed in the collar. Fully waterproof outer material + sealed seams.

SOLAS reflective stripes on hood, shoulders and chest. High visibility (neon yellow), adjustable, insulated hood with integrated chin and face protection stowed in collar. Front zip under double velcro storm flap. 2 patch breast pockets with water-repellent flaps + signal whistle. 2 fleece-lined side pockets for hand warmers.

1 Napoleon pocket under the panty flap. Reinforced at knees and seat of pants. Drainage devices on wrists and ankles.

Elasticated back at waist height. Mica ID pocket at chest height. Leg zips for easy dressing over boots. EN ISO 15027-1: 2012 Class D. EN ISO 12402-5/6: 2006+A1:2010.

EN 343 : 2003 + A1: 2007 / Class 3-1. Available sizes: S 0 = 46-48 - XXXL V = 66-68.

Non-woven fabric: 15% polyamide 85% viscose. Swim suits are not usually faint-proof, ie if you fall unconscious into the water, the suit will not automatically turn you onto your back, keeping your head above the water.

For your safety, use a life jacket with 275N buoyancy. EN 393 / EN ISO 12402-5: 50N buoyancy aid. Have a buoyancy of no less than 50 Newtons for an average adult. This stage is intended for swimmers who are close to shore or have help and rescue equipment on hand. These garments have minimal bulk, but are of limited use in "Disturbed Water" and cannot keep the user secure for long periods of time.

They don't have enough buoyancy to protect people who are unable to help themselves. They require active user participation. ISO 15027-1:2012 Class D : Cold protection suits. This standard specifies performance and safety requirements for wetsuits used in work and leisure activities to protect the wearer's body against the effects of cold water immersion, such as cold shock and hypothermia.

One of the requirements of the certification according to the ISO 15027-1 standard is that the body temperature must not drop more than 2°C after one hour in 5°C cold water. In terms of maintaining body temperature, one-piece swimsuits are advantageous because the slowly penetrating water has poor circulation and is heated by body heat, acting as an insulating layer.

The Mullion North Sea I provides two hours of protection against hypothermia. Key facts at a glance. The next fishing trip is just around the corner. Every time you ask yourself whether the fishing equipment is still suitable. You hear all the time in forums or from like-minded people how much effort is required to catch that one really big, fat fish. Not to mention fishing for target fish. Opinions differ, especially when it comes to finding the right bait. More and more Norway anglers are reporting that the thickest chunks were caught primarily with artificial baits such as rubber fish and twisters.

Nevertheless, most fish are still caught with pirks of various shapes and sizes. After almost 20 years of fishing experience in Norway, we have put together our range for you.