Raider Life Jackets 150N

The Raider Lifejacket are a very affordable UK made lifejacket, manufactured to a very high standard and our most popular lifejacket for sale in our range.

The lightweight configuration and special 3D neck design allowing reduced neck fatigue makes the Raider lifejacket a popular choice. The lower belt fitting makes it comfortable to wear not only for men, but for women too.

Available with manual or automatic gas inflation.

Fits Adults over 50kg - Belt size up to 125cm (49")

	Price (inc. VAT)
Raider 150N Lifejacket - Manual - Red	£48.95
Raider 150N Lifejacket - Manual - Navy	£48.95
Raider 150N Lifejacket - Automatic - Red	£54.95
Raider 150N Lifejacket - Automatic - Navy	£54.95
Raider 150N Lifejacket - Automatic With Harness - Red	£59.95

Features
Do I need a lifejacket with harness
Do I need Manual or Automatic

Designed for comfort and constant wear
Fitted with an easy to use click together crotch strap
Tough abrasion resistant cover
Lifting loop, Oral inflation tube & Whistle
High specification edge binding
Certified to EN ISO 12402-3 (Automatic) & EN ISO 12402-6 (Manual) - [EN396 Equivalent]
Solas Retro Reflective tape
Easily re-armed and packed after use
Suitable for adults over 50kg.
Belt Size fits adults up to 125cm
Harness version has integral harness to EN1095 with 316 Marine Grade stainless steel buckle and D ring

With Harness
Lifejackets with deck safety harnesses feature stainless steel fittings, including a ‘D’ ring for securing a safety line. They are recommended for sailors who have to spend long periods on deck. When the harness is attached to the boat via a safety line the chances of being lost overboard is lessened.

The wearing of a deck safety harness while on a sailing yacht is mandatory at night under RORC regulations

Without Harness
This option is often preferred by those who do not require attachment to their vessel, or where being attached is more dangerous than floating free, such as with motorboats, speedboats and ribs. These lifejackets are slightly lighter in weight and do not have metal fittings or a safety line attachment point.

Manual
Manual lifejackets will only inflate when you pull the toggle. Use this type of lifejacket in situations where you need to avoid unwanted inflation. Aviation use is a typical example, where inflation should only be activated when out of a ditched plane. Some sailors prefer a manual lifejacket but the disorienting effects of cold shock should not be underestimated.

Automatic
Automatic lifejackets have a water sensitive cartridge which triggers the inflation when entering the water. (They also have manual toggle activation as a backup) Auotmatic lifejackets are preferable in most cases as they will inflate if unconcious or suffering from thermal shock