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Doug Dotson wrote:
Hard to inflate it when one is unconscience. This ranks right up there with the paranoia about seat belts trapping one rather than saving ones life. The probability of having a self-inflating PFD trapping one rather than saving one is pretty small. I agree... and I think that the USCG does too since I've seen Coasties on patrol wearing auto-inflate models. One thing to beware of though... do NOT wear an inflatable under foul weather gear. I know of a couple of people who have had problems, including one who literally had to stab through his jacket with a marlinspike... and quickly, because he was suffocating. Another case I've read of suffered a broken rib. Technology can solve lots of problems, but it always brings it's own problems along. Fresh Breezes- Doug King |
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