Life Jackets

From parents to pets, everyone should wear a life jackets when they're out boating.

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These are rules for safe pontoon cruising you probably know but often forget when you're out having fun. Here's your reminder.

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Life jackets, like seat belts, can only do their jobs when worn. Buckle up, boaters (regardless of age and experience).

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The new labeling is intended to clarify both the activities a jacket is designed for and how much life saving buoyancy it will carry.

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Like car accidents, boating accidents are not predictable. Life jackets and seat belts save lives—but only when worn.

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Life jackets must be worn properly to save lives. The life jacket label will specify the weight of the person and the activity for which it's intended. To satisfy carriage requirements, a life jacket must be U.S. Coast Guard approved.

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When it comes to ensuring a child's safety on the water, no piece of equipment is more vital than a life jacket. Here are some common fitting mistakes and how to correct them.

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Life jackets come in a variety of styles and fits that can sometimes make choosing the right one difficult. When purchasing and/or using life jackets, there are few things you should look for to make sure it's properly fitted to do its job.

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Consider a boater. Life jackets, like seat belts, nearby are easy to put on but not easy enough when something goes wrong. During a split second car accident, it's impossible to click your seatbelt. How do you think you'll fare reaching for a life jacket during a boating mishap? Just like seat belts in cars, life jackets on boats save lives—but only when they're worn. Buckle up, boaters.

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