Kent Safety
Kent Safety 151800-200-030-23 Pro Sound Flotation Jacket Deluxe Hood Orange M
A USCG-approved Type III flotation jacket with 15 1/2 lb buoyancy, SOLAS-compliant reflective strips, a removable hood and fleece lining for cold-water protection
- ColorBlack, Orange
- TypePersonal Protective Equipment (PPE)
- USCG-approved Level 70 buoyancy keeps you afloat
- 15 1/2 lb inherent foam flotation requires no inflation
- High-visibility orange with reflective accents aids rescue
- Removable hood and fleece lining add cold-weather comfort
- D-ring attachment and interior pocket secure tools and gear
Kent Safety Flotation Jacket
The Kent Safety flotation jacket is a USCG-approved Type III personal flotation device with inherently buoyant foam providing 15 1/2 lb of buoyancy. It meets USCG Performance Level 70 and SOLAS international compliance standards for marine safety.
Suited for workers needing high-visibility
Designed for professionals requiring USCG-approved flotation with high-visibility orange and black nylon construction. Not suitable for users who need automatic inflation mechanisms or a different buoyancy rating than the 15 1/2 lb provided by the foam core.
Removable hood and fleece lining add versatility
The removable hood adapts to changing weather while the fleece lining adds warmth in cold conditions. A D-ring attachment point, interior pocket, mesh drainage panels and zipper closure support practical daily use on the water.
Highlights
- USCG-approved Level 70 buoyancy keeps you afloat
- 15 1/2 lb inherent foam flotation requires no inflation
- High-visibility orange with reflective accents aids rescue
- Removable hood and fleece lining add cold-weather comfort
- D-ring attachment and interior pocket secure tools and gear
Specifications
| Brand | KENT SAFETY |
|---|---|
| Color | Black, Orange |
| Type | Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) |
Questions about this item
What buoyancy rating does the 15 1/2 lb foam provide for offshore use?
The jacket meets USCG Performance Level 70 and Type III approval with 15 1/2 lb of inherent foam buoyancy, suitable for general boating where rescue is nearby.
Will the SOLAS reflective panels stay visible if I layer a dark shell over the orange nylon?
The SOLAS-grade reflective material is on the outer nylon surface; covering it with another layer would hide the panels and reduce night detection.
How do I confirm the foam has not degraded after seasonal storage?
Press the foam panels — they should feel firm and spring back quickly; permanent compression, crumbling, or waterlogged weight means the buoyancy is compromised.
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