Mullion NEW AQUAFLOAT SUPERIOR Suit - Flotation Suit

KEY FEATURES

• Fully waterproof outer fabric + taped seams
• Anti-flushing straps to arms and legs with easy grip pull tabs + retro-reflective tape
• High-visibility yellow adjustable insulated peaked hood, with built-in chin and face protection stowed in collar
• Front zip closure under double stormflap with touch & close fastening
• 2 patch chest pockets with water repellent flaps + marine grade whistle
• 2 lower hip pockets with fleece handwarmer
• 1 Napoleon pocket under storm flap
• SOLAS approved retro-reflective tape on hood, chest and shoulders
• ID Pocket on the chest
• Inner adjustable neoprene wrist seals
• Adjustable waist belt and elasticated back waist
• Zip closure + gusset at leg for ease of donning over boots

CERTIFIED

• EN ISO 15027-1: 2012 Class D
• EN ISO 12402-5/6: 2006+A1:2010
• EN 343 : 2003 + A1: 2007 / Class 3-1
• Lieferbare Größen: S 0 = 46-48 - XXXL V = 66-68

Material: 

• Fabric: 100% Polyester
• Coating: 100% Polyurethane 
• Lining: 100% Polyamid
• Buoyancy Foam: PVC 
• Non-woven: 15% Polyamide 85% Viscose

Size Chart:

Note: 

Flotation suits are usually not immune to fainting, i.e. if you fall unconscious into the water, the suit does not automatically turn you on your back so that your head is held above water. For your safety, also use a life jacket with 275N buoyancy. 

EN 393 / EN ISO 12402-5: 50N BUOYANCY AIDS

Have a buoyancy of no less than 50 Newton for the average adult. This level is intended for use by those who are competent swimmers and who are near to bank or shore, or who have help and a means of rescue close at hand. These garments have minimal bulk, but they are of limited use in disturbed water, and cannot be expected to keep the user safe for a long period of time. They do not have sufficient buoyancy to protect people who are unable to help themselves. They require active participation by the user.

ISO 15027-1: 2012 Class D: Protective suits against the cold

This standard specifies performance and safety requirements for cold protection suits for work and leisure activities to protect the wearer's body against the effects of immersion in cold water, such as cold shock and hypothermia. One of the requirements of certification according to ISO 15027-1 is that the body temperature in 5°C cold water must not drop more than 2°C after one hour. In terms of maintaining body temperature, one-piece swimsuits are advantageous, as the slowly penetrating water can hardly circulate and is heated by the body heat, it acts as an insulating layer. The Mullion North Sea I provides two hours of protection against hypothermia.