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You asked about a BA ( we call them PFD's) Your challenge is to get a
very comfortable one that gives you a full range of movement. They will all get you up for a breath: IF THEY FIT! Good strong shoulder straps are a must for possible rescues. In The Hand of God rescue or simply a helping hand dragging you back into your boat, your rescuer should be able to grasp good stout webbing on your shoulders to do it. This saves misunderstandings. A good BA or PFD is likely going to cost a bit. Mine is about $200.00 Canadian about 80 quid. You won't need a tow harness. I trust the boat has added boyancy ( air bags ) to displace water.. I am mostly a sea kayaker but like the last poster do a little WW. That BA has to fit and be comfortable, That to me is one of the most important things. ( of course I can't swim).... Have fun. this is a great dsport. When you get old we will steal you away to sea kayaking. |
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