Mullion X5000 Flotation Jacket or Bib & Brace

Mullion X5000 Jacket and Bib & Brace

The X5000 Comfort range includes a one-piece suit, jacket and trousers for maximum comfort. These suits are ideal for yachting and recreational activities such as fishing.

The X5000 jacket is designed for similar purposes to the one-piece X5000 suit. However, the jacket, which can also be worn separately, offers more comfort and flexibility. For optimal protection, however, it is highly recommended to combine jacket and trousers.

The characteristics of the trousers are comparable to those of the X5000 suit. It can be perfectly combined with the X5000 jacket.

• Fully waterproof + highly breathable outer fabric + taped seams
• Anti-flushing straps to legs with easy grip pull tabs
• Zip closure under double ap with touch and close fastening
• 2 inset hip pockets with WP zip
• Adjustable elasticated shoulder braces
• Reinforcement panels added to knees and seat area
• Zip closure + gusset at leg for ease of donning over boots
• Elasticated waist in the back
• Fixed flotation lining stops at knee level

• ACTUAL BUOYANCY 51N (Size L)
• AVAILABLE SIZES XS - XXXL

• EN ISO 12402-5/6: 2006+A1:2010
• EN 343 : 2003 + A1 : 2007 / Class 3-1
• CE

Size Chart:

Size	Weight	Height	Chest	Waist
XS	< 50 kg	158-176	80-88	68-76
S	50-70 kg	164-182	88-96	76-84
M	70-80 kg	164-182	96-104	84-92
L	80-90 kg	170-188	104-112	92-100
XL	90-110 kg	170-188	112-120	100-108
XXL	> 110 kg	176-194	120-128	108-116
3XL	> 110 kg	176-194	128-136	116-124
4XL	> 110 kg	176-194	136-144	124-132

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 EN 343:2003+A1:2007: Regenbekleidung

This standard serves to standardize workwear that protects against precipitation, fog, moisture and other weather conditions. Protective clothing used at temperatures as low as -5°C complies with the EN 343 standard, awarded by various European standards, and the logo reflects the upper number X (waterproof) and the lower number Y (breathable). Here, for example, water resistance would be Class 3 and breathability would be Class 1.