Inflatable Lifejackets & PFDs

Yes. The inflatable lifejackets and PFDs we carry are Transport Canada approved when worn according to the manufacturer's instructions. Always check the product description for specific certification details.

Automatic inflatable lifejackets inflate when submerged in water, while manual models require the wearer to pull an inflation cord. Manual models may be preferred for activities where frequent splashing is expected.

In Canada, inflatable lifejackets are generally intended for users 16 years of age and older. Always check the manufacturer's age and weight requirements for the specific model.

Yes. Inspect the PFD regularly and check the CO2 cylinder, inflation mechanism, oral inflation tube, and fabric for damage. Replace used or expired components with the correct re-arm kit.

Yes. Most inflatable lifejackets can be reused after deployment by installing the correct re-arm kit, provided the PFD has not been damaged.

Inflatable lifejackets are popular for fishing because they are lightweight, low profile, and allow greater freedom of movement than many traditional foam PFDs.

Yes. We carry re-arm kits for compatible inflatable lifejackets, including select Mustang Survival models. Match the re-arm kit to the exact model listed on your PFD.

Inflatable lifejackets are less bulky and can be more comfortable for extended wear. Traditional foam PFDs provide flotation without requiring inflation, so the best choice depends on the activity and user.