Storage

During the season, your man overboard recovery equipment was probably stored right on your deck, mounted to your railing. Perfect for easy access, but when your boat is not in use, it is recommended that the MOM be removed from the rail and stored below if the boat will be moored for extended periods.

A BoatUS study found that in the majority of man overboard accidents, most did not involve bad weather, rough seas or other extenuating circumstances. And yet, a victim still fell overboard.

More and more states are now requiring facial coverings when out in public. We’ve seen cloth masks being quickly adopted as an accepted form of protection, but that’s not the only option.

1. Signature X-Back design

The X-back design allows the vest to contour to your shoulders, lowering the profile, increasing comfort, and improving range of motion. The weight of the vest and its contents is moved away from the back of your neck and evenly distributed across your shoulders, reducing fatigue. The adjustable X-Back straps provide enough range to make this vest one size fits all. 

2. Constant wear

Current recommendations from the CDC are to wear a face mask when you are out in public. But there’s a better option than a face mask.