Seachoice Yellow Adult Life Vest-foam Large 50-86020 on 2040-parts.com
Morristown, Tennessee, United States
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4 FOR 20.00
Seachoice Yellow Adult Life Vest-Foam Large 50-86020 Type II PFD. Fully U.S. Coast Guard Approved PE foam filling. Designed specifically to provide minimum buoyancy and turn unconscious person face up in calm water situations. Size : Adult Weight : 90 lbs & up Chest : 30" - 52" Color : Yellow |
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