CAL JUNE BOUYS GO20 20 ORANGE RING BUOY W/STRAPS

20 ORANGE RING BUOY W/STRAPS

The CAL JUNE GO20 orange ring buoy with straps and webbing is built to US Coast Guard standards. The flotation bladder is made of a special waterproof PVC coated fabric that is not stiff like many other devices on the market today and can hold up to 9 lbs/4 kg of weight. The GO20 incorporates a simple whistle, a red flashing LED light, an orange nylon mesh bag with Velcro closures to organize your valuables and keep them from being lost in the water.

The CAL JUNE BOUYS GO20 20 orang e ring buoy with straps is a must have for any boat owner. It features a bright orange color that makes it easy to spot in emergency situations. This personal flotation device has webbing straps and adjusts from adult to child sizes, making it great for boating family outings.

Lightweight plastic orange ring buoy with straps, and can be connected to other boards using attachment point.

The CAL JUNE BOUYS GO20 is an Orange Ring Buoy with D-Rings and lines inside of a PVC body and ABS molded handle.  It meets the Coast Guard standards; U.S. Coast Guard Approval # 10055372, USCG Type I, II, III and gasket sealed, Filled with PVC foam buoyant material. The color orange will make this a hard to lose buoy !

Features: Orange ring bollard bouy with attached Hydro-static release straps. Has a 3/4 inch (18mm) diameter and 58 inch lead line Perfect for surf, beach, harbor, or marina applications Specifications: Diameter of the ring: 10.75 (295mm) Length of each line: 59 (1550mm) Total weight: 8.6oz (245g)

The CAL JUNE BOUY GO20 Orange Ring Buoy has the same buoyancy properties of the standard GREEN/YELLOW buoy but is orange for visibility in deeper water and features an attachment loop for easy retrieval by plane, boat, or helicopter. Strap it to your back pack while hiking down to the water or attach it to your kayak for a fun ride.  Its compact size makes it a good swimming, paddling, or diving aid.

CAL JUNE Orange Ring Buoys are ideal for marine rescue operations of temporary mooring of a vessel. This buoy may be attached to a vessel by a rope, chain, belt or other type of rope. It is recommended that the orange ring buoy be anchored in a position where it will be visible for immediate location and retrieval.