Through constant innovation and the application of new technologies, Mustang is the leading supplier of quality flotation and hypothermia protection products to the most demanding users – from fishermen, sailors and power boaters to the Coast Guard, jet fighter pilots and even NASA astronauts. The best Personal Flotation Device (PFD) is the one you wear. There are many choices when it comes to picking the PFD that will keep you safe on the water. For some activities foam vests are a great choice

6,832,415 and Patents Pending CONTENTS Page 1 Introduction 1 Why are PFDs Required Safety Equipment? 2 What is an Inflatable PFD? 3 Instructions for Use 3 Component Inspection Instructions 4 Readiness Checklist 5 Donning Instructions 6 Inflation 8 In-water Adjustments 9 Special Considerations for Automatic Devices 10 Deflation 10 Usage Below Freezing 11 Re-arming Your PFD 15 Auto/Manual Conversion Cap (MA7219) Instructions 15 Conversion Instructions 17 Repacking 23 Is Your PFD in Good and Servic

HFIGURE 27 7) ZIP 1 -Reset the 2-step zipper by pulling the slider (I) to the Velcro™ tab (H). ZIP 2 -Close by pulling slider (I) in the opposite direction to the end the zipper (Fig. 29). Ensure that the Inflatable cell does not get caught by the zipper when closing. HIFIGURE 28 HIFIGURE 29 8) Use a finger to push the zipper ends into the openings at the bottom of the the packed Inflatable PFD (Fig. 30). FIGURE 30 Inflatable PFD Owner’s Manual 9) Ensure the pull-tab (J) is on the outside of the

Coast Guard (USCG) as a Type II (Model MD3183), or Type V (Model MD3184) Personal Flotation Device (PFD). Neither are approved for water skiing or other high impact, high-speed activities. Model MD3184 has Type II performance but is approved as a Type V PFD because it has a built-in sailing harness that can cause injury if not properly used. A separate section titled “SAILING HARNESS” (p. 15) discusses requirements and features on the MD3184 only. USCG approval does not apply to the sailing harn

Our new HIT™ (Hydrostatic Inflator Technology) PFDs are perfect if you spend time in high humidity or wet weather. Inflatables are stylish, lightweight, low profile, flexible and very comfortable to wear. They won’t get in the way whether you’re reeling in the big one, cruising or paddling to your next destination. Inflatable PFDs are Coast Guard approved and come in a variety of stylish colors – even camouflage. Once the PFD is inflated you will see that the cell inside is bright yellow and has

They work with a small tablet that dissolves when you enter the water – causing the inflator to activate and fill the inflatable cell. Deluxe Inflatable PFD MD3085 – manual MD3087 – automatic Size Universal Adult Colors Navy/Carbon, Red/Carbon Sailing Harness MD3082 – manual MD3084 – automatic Re-Arm Kit MA7203 – manual MA7202 – automatic Deluxe Inflatable PFD MD3051 – manual MD3053 – automatic Size Universal Adult Colors Navy/Carbon, Red/Carbon Sailing Harness MD3052 – manual MD3054 – automatic

Inflatable PFDs are Coast Guard approved and come in a variety of stylish colors – even camouflage. Once the PFD is inflated you will see that the cell inside is bright yellow and has SOLAS reflective tape on it. After inflation it will give you twice the buoyancy of a foam vest. Inflatables can be used over and over again. Purchasing a re-arm kit at the same time as your PFD is a great idea – if the unexpected happens you’ll be back on the water in no time. Inflatable PFDs come with either manu

Unsurpassed in in-water performance and with innovative safety features such as a head support collar with grab strap. Kids love the bright colors and comfort of the vests – and that means, most importantly, they will love wearing them. Children are all unique, right down to their shape and size. Therefore, for a PFD to be effective it must fit snugly on your child. You can do this by checking that the waist and the through-the-leg safety straps are secured. To check for a good fit, pick the chi

IS YOUR LP IN GOOD AND SERVICEABLE CONDITION? Check your LP between outings to be sure that it is properly armed; that it is free of rips, tears or holes; that all seams are securely sewn; and that the fabric, straps and hardware are still strong. Inspect the inflatable Compact Tactical Life Preserver Owner’s Manual portion of the LP in accordance with the CARE AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS. CARE AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS The life preserver and inflation system should be checked at least every

DESCRIPTION The Mustang Survival MD3090 and MD3095 are compact life preservers (LP) that have been designed specifically for easy integration with body armor and tactical vests that use a MOLLE (Modular Lightweight Load- carrying Equipment) webbing system. The compact design provides body armor wearers with flotation capability with minimal bulk or interference. In-water performance tests with the life preserver attached to a typical body armor vest successfully demonstrated the ability of the L