Diva Delight neoprene personal flotation device
Gear & Tech
March 13, 2012

Diva Delight neoprene personal flotation device

Marine enthusiasts can stay safe and be comfortable while enjoying their favourite water sport with the Diva Delight neoprene personal flotation device (PFD) from Mustang Survival—a company based in Burnaby, B.C., that…

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Marine enthusiasts can stay safe and be comfortable while enjoying their favourite water sport with the Diva Delight neoprene personal flotation device (PFD) from Mustang Survival—a company based in Burnaby, B.C., that specializes in providing flotation and hypothermia protection products for recreational, professional and military uses.

Made specifically for women, this PFD is fabricated with high-grade neoprene and it has a triple secured front closure system and two waist belts, which can be adjusted to provide a closer fit. The Diva Delight neoprene PFD features a split-tail design on its rear side to prevent the device from riding up. Also, it has a speed rating of up to 50 miles per hour.

With its tone-on-tone artwork, the Diva Delight product is stylish and well suited for women who are into boating and other water sports. 

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