Seachoice Products 85490 | Inflatable Waist Belt US Coast Guard Approved Type IV Convertible Personal Flotation Device PHBILG3 Power - 12/24V

Name: Seachoice Products 85490 | Inflatable Waist Belt US Coast Guard Approved Type IV Convertible Personal Flotation Device PHBILG3 Power - 12/24V
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SKU: 22176078406
Price: 102.99 USD
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Seachoice Products 85490 | Inflatable Waist Belt US Coast Guard Approved Type IV Convertible Personal Flotation Device PHBILG3 Power - 12/24V

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Seachoice Products 85490 Inflatable Waist Belt US Coast Guard Approved Type IV Convertible Personal Flotation Device PHBILG3 Power 12 24V Power 12 24V motor and cast aluminum lower housing which allows for long life Provides on demand inflation protection in a low profile design boating and watersports enthusiasts worldwide

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