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Mustang Survival Deluxe Automatic Inflatable Vest

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  • Automatic inflation
  • Safety inspection indicator window
  • Lightweight design
  • Soft neoprene collar

The Mustang Survival Deluxe Automatic Inflatable Vest inflates when immersed in water or when user pulls the activation cord. This vest features a safety inspection indicator window, lightweight design for greater mobility, a D-ring, and a soft neoprene collar. Durable nylon construction. 35-lb. buoyancy. Color: Black/Red/Yellow. USCG approved/Type II. Imported.

Manufacturer model #: MD3087.

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  • Automatic inflation
  • Safety inspection indicator window
  • Lightweight design
  • Soft neoprene collar

The Mustang Survival Deluxe Automatic Inflatable Vest inflates when immersed in water or when user pulls the activation cord. This vest features a safety inspection indicator window, lightweight design for greater mobility, a D-ring, and a soft neoprene collar. Durable nylon construction. 35-lb. buoyancy. Color: Black/Red/Yellow. USCG approved/Type II. Imported.

Manufacturer model #: MD3087.

This vest uses Mustang Survival Inflatable PFD Vest Rearming Kit - Model MA7202 which is sold separately and can be found through keyword search "Rearming Kit Model MA7202".

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Can the auto-inflate mechanism be disabled?
6 months ago
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daisca
 - Missouri
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It can not be disabled be it can be removed. You have to remove the CO2 cylinder and the bobbin. The vest can still be inflated orally. Make sure it is completely dry before replacing the CO2 cylinder and bobbin.
5 months, 1 week ago
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 - Guntersville, AL
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No, you should not disable the vest.
5 months, 2 weeks ago
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 - springfield, mo
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The owner's manual says not to wear it under clothing because it could injure you if it inflates. It's probably best to store it if you can or at least make sure the outer clothing is loose.
5 months, 1 week ago
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The vest should not be worn under any clothing. If you fall in the coat might prevent the inflation and you might not be able to manual inflate the vest. Not recommended.
5 months, 2 weeks ago
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 - springfield, mo
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 - alabama
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Not the model I have. You must order them separately.
5 months, 1 week ago
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Youo have one rearming kit that comes with vest and would need to purchase extras separately, if they implode.
7 months ago
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I think it would. I'm 6'3" and weight about 235. Mine is very light weight and comfortable and has lots of room for the straps to expand. Hope this helps.
8 months ago
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OB1KNOB
 - Guntersville, AL
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I wear a sixty suit jacket, and it fits me fine.
1 year, 7 months ago
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fits me just fine, I am 250 lbs.
1 year, 7 months ago
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 - Kentucky
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I tip the scales at 280 pounds and it feels comfortable to me.
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Im in the 2xl range and fits me with ease.kind of forms to you .not stiff like other inflatables
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I talked with a person from Mustang Survival. The only difference in this vest and the tournament vest for 229.00 is the big Mustang logo down the one side. She said other than that they are identical. She said you are paying for the name.
7 months ago
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I think the $229.00 might be a little bit longer in length. The one I have comes down to the bottom of you rib cage
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Fishguy10
 - Buffalo , New York
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I can not speak for the Mustang vest price, but the Bass Pro Mustang Series is better priced and I love to save money.
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