Yak Hallertau Whitewater Buoyancy Aid Medium/Large Red Clothing Colour Reviews

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AXIAL CORE 4D CAST FOAM TECHNOLOGY DUAL INTERLOCKING GLIDE WAIST ADJUSTMENT LOWER ADJUSTABLE BUCKLED CINCH BELT TO REDUCE JACKET RIDE UP FULLY CONCEALED CENTRE BUCKLE DUAL ZIPPED SIDE POCKETS BREATHABLE SPACER MESH LINING TO IMPROVE CIRCULATION 3.4KN SHOULDER STRENGTH ELASTIC TIDIES ULTIMATE GRIP SHOULDER STRAPS UNIQUE QUICK RELEASE SOLUTIONS QUICK ACCESS KNIFE POCKET AND LANYARD QUICK ACCESS WHISTLE POCKET AND LANYARD RADIO POCKET PLB POCKET D-RING ATTACHMENT TAB QUICK RELEASE BELT WITH CAM BUCKLE INTERNAL MESH POCKET QUICK RELEASE SPLIT D-RING The ultimate buoyancy aid for your whitewater adventure. Innovative and primed for performance, we’ve developed the Hallertau to cater for your every need when out in the big stuff. Our revolutionary Axial Core technology provides complete freedom of movement, so you’ll never feel resistance from your buoyancy aid as you paddle through the water. The shoulder straps move with you as you paddle, providing you with the most advanced solutions for freedom, comfort and control when out on the water.

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“Yak cags, at least, are severely under-rated, so this looked worthwhile. This is made from similar fabrics and seems well-made, if somewhat complex and over-designed. It also joins with most other similar designs in making a slim wearer look morbidly obese, which surely isn’t necessary. Or at all desireable. A genuinely large person might not even be able to paddle wearing something like this, although I suppose it would be unlikely they’d sink. This was bought for it’s greater bouyancy and it’s suitability for instructing. I doubt we’ll regret buying it, but why can’t one of the major manufacturers make something like this that is simple, minimal and doesn’t make you look like you ate all the pies and now can’t get out of your kayak?”

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