Flotation Coat - AC-1100
SIZES: Small
CHEST: 32" - 36"
SIZES: Medium
CHEST: 36"- 40"
SIZES: Large
CHEST: 40" - 42"
SIZES: X-Large
CHEST: 44" - 48"
SIZES: XX-Large
CHEST: 48" - 52"
Standing watch or working on deck in cold and wind can wear down an able seaman in hours. Choosing the right protective clothing can make the difference between staying alert or risking personal safety on board. When conditions get cold and nasty, layer up with the AC-1100 Flotation Coat from First Watch. Reinforced durable construction combined with the renowned MMS comfort fit system makes this safety flotation coat an easy choice for the mariner venturing into harsh climates. When called upon to provide life saving flotation, this coat really proves its worth with Supersoft flotation panels providing flexibility and support. Adding a high visibility hood and SOLAS reflective panels to shoulders and wrists make the AC-1100 stand out when conditions are at their worst. Designed with safety and flotation that gives peace of mind while providing great fit, choose First Watch Flotation Coats for maximum comfort.
First Watch flotation suits, coats, bombers and pants are engineered to enhance comfort and safety by incorporating our exclusive MMSŪ SYSTEM.
MOBILITY
MMS articulated arms and legs means the garment bends with you. Our supersoft foam provides the flexibility for active boating movements.
MOISTURE BARRIER
MMS soft foam provides buoyancy and creates a barrier to rain entry. Internal bonded foam panels form a complete water barrier. When immersed MMS helps you retain precious body heat.
SAFETY
MMS foam gives USCG approved flotation. When immersed, MMS helps you retain precious body heat. Added safety features include the high-vis insulated hood & SOLAS reflective tape located on head, wrist and shoulders
WARNING:
This product can expose you to chemicals including Di-n-hexyl Phthalate (DnHP)
which is known to the State of California to cause reproductive harm, and
Vinyl Chloride which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For
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