Mustang Survival Child Foam Vest

Nov 16, 2023

Make safety fun again with a stylish and comfortable front-entry PFD in a variety of colours to choose from. This children’s PFD is designed without in-water head support for older children who no longer need it. The ultra-soft, stain-resistant outer fabric is durable, while the ventilated mesh back and moisture-wicking liner are breathable and quick-drying. A comfortable, adjustable and secure fit. The Child Rev Foam Vest is for users weighing 33-55 lbs (15-25 kg.).

MSRP: $89.99 CAD

Visit: mustangsurvival.ca/collections/kids-pfds/products/rev-child-vest-mv3565

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