BALTIC SKIPPER 15-30 KG

• Models: Unisex and children
• Article number: 1280
• Size: Children 15 – 30 kg.

The Skipper lifejacket has a very good fit thanks to a smaller tolerance size range. Crotch strap in the smallest sizes and grab handles behind the collar.

Reflectors and whistle. 100N buoyancy and is classified as a lifejacket.

A lifejacket saves lives. It is designed to always turn the user to a supine position and keep the airways clear above the water surface by a good margin, even if the user is unconsciousness or cannot swim. Lifejackets are available with inflatable lung or with solid buoyant material, common to all is that in the activated position they have most of the buoyancy on the front and a sturdy collar that supports and holds up the head. A lifejacket is the obvious choice for people who cannot swim. Lifejackets always have a carrying capacity of at least 100N.

• 5 year warranty
• Good fit
• Small tolerance size range
• Designed in Sweden
• Made in Europe
• CE-approved

LIFE JACKETS FOR BABIES AND CHILDREN

Can’t you swim? No danger, you can go out on the lake anyway. Our lifejackets have a safety rating of 100 Newton, which means that in addition to keeping you afloat, it also helps to turn you into a supine position if you end up in the lake. Of course the given choice for the little kids.

WHAT MODEL DO YOU HAVE?

A good life jacket that holds a person over 25 kg floating with a good margin, but still requires swimming skills because it does not turn the person into a back position, the safety rating has 50 Newton. This category includes all-round life jackets, water sports life jackets, functional life jackets and swimwear – that is what most people choose and need. With a perfect balance between function, freedom of movement and buoyancy. Read more about what they can do under each heading.

If you need more float help so you can’t swim, look at our lifejackets (100 Newton), which are available for children from 3kg up to adults over 100kg. If you want both freedom of movement, extra buoyancy and help to be turned back, you can look at our inflatable lifejackets (150 Newton). We also want to mention that we are extra proud of our special range of life jackets for children.

NEW CLASSIFICATION OF FLAT VESTS AND FLIGHT CLOTHES

• 50 Newton / EN ISO 12402-5 Life jackets
  and floatation clothes that keep a person afloat by a good margin but require swimming skills as they do not help the user in a supine position. For swimming person from 25 kg upwards.
• 100 Newton / EN ISO 12402-4 Life
  jackets in the 100N class have buoyancy at the front and have a large collar. The vest helps a person to a supine position. 100N life jackets are suitable for both swimmers and non-swimmers.
• 150 Newton / EN ISO 12402-3
  Inflatable lifejackets which when inflated have good turning ability. Available with automatic or manual gas inflation. Inflatable lifejackets do not, in an inflated form, offer any carrying capacity. For persons from 40 kg.

WHAT SIZE SHOULD YOU HAVE?

A life jacket should fit! It should sit firmly, but comfortably, and not slide around the body. This is actually more important than having exactly the right weight on the label. And children should never wear life jackets “to grow in”.