Leland on the Angler’s Inflatable PFD by Outcast
Just one wrong step, one slip of a foot on the gunnel or leaning to far forward in a float tube can ruin your day. Without the Angler’s Inflatable PFD by Outcast for some of us it can ruin someone’s life. Why take a chance? Even if you are an Olympic swimmer, a nice bump on the head can result in near tragedy. Okay you understand, enough with the doom and gloom, the Outcast Angler’s Inflatable PFD with one quick jerk of the inflate tab can prevent those kinds of issues. Sure you’re already wearing a vest or tackle pack but they don’t float and this PFD easily fits under either of these. It uses CO2 to inflate but it’s not auto-inflating; you must pull the tab so no worries about accidents and using up your CO2. For you flats anglers, it’s Coast Guard approved; gone is the bulk of old! Don’t take chances, we need and want everyone home safe.
Leland on the Specifications
A PFD is a great thing, one that is not bulky and fills with CO2 is even better. The Outcast Angler’s Inflatable PFD is the answer. By utilizes CO2 cartridges this self-filling, but only after you pull the tab (have we said that enough) PDF is trim enough to wear under a vest, is Coast Guard approved and designed to fit most adults. It also provides the current status of CO2 cartridge via the arming kit. Please note this is not an auto-inflating PFD, meaning you must either pull the arming tab or manually fill it via the mouthpiece. It will not inflate when it comes in contact with water. Rearming kits are available so don't hesitate to pull! Safety should always be first in your mind; it's in ours, the Outcast Angler’s Inflatable PFD.
Specifications:
- Inflates with CO2 or manually via mouthpiece
- Clear plastic window to CO2 arming device
- CO2 arming device indicates degree of readiness
- Single back and waist strap of one-fits-all adjustments
- Dimensions: 21” x 10”
- Coast Guard approved
- NOT auto-inflating, must jerk tab to inflate
- Rearming kits are available
Leland on Outcast Series Float Tubes:
Float tube, belly boat or v-boat? Whatever you want to call them, today’s float tubes are a far cry from the homemade truck inner-tube with a web seat. Amongst today’s float tube designers, we feel that Outcast Sporting Gear represents the strongest line of float tubes and pontoon boats. Cutting-edge design and large diameter, yet lightweight air cells make Outcast float tubes the cream of the crop. Why V-design? Think about any boat design; a blunt bow pushes water, a V-bow cuts through the water. The V-design makes for a faster and more maneuverable boat. Larger air cells float higher and support more weight, while keeping you warmer and dryer. These features allow your legs to kick straight out from the knees, making maneuverability and movement smoother, with less effort.
Outcast on the Angler's Inflatable PFD
"This manually inflating personal flotation device is perfect for anglers looking for a comfortable, high flotation life jacket. This PFD is USCG approved and on size fits all. We recommend a life jacket be worn whenever you are fishing in or near the water."
Outcast on Outcast
“Outcast Sporting Gear is now 13 years strong and still introducing the most innovative designs, highest quality pontoon boats, float tubes, and accessories, yet still offering the most complete and honest warranty in the industry. Never before has our industry seen such universal acceptance of an idea that is practical, affordable, and just all around pure fun. Our designs are a result of the ongoing success of our mentors and partners, AIRE, experts in the whitewater industry.
We are very proud of the fact that we are the largest inflatable manufacturer in the USA, and that growth brings our customers the best fabrics, AIREcell systems, valves, and engineering that you can find anywhere. We strive to insure that all are outfitted with the correct watercraft to begin with, and then we stand behind you to the end. We urge every customer to be aware of the inherent risks when using any watercraft, and to know the limits of the equipment and the user’s abilities and experience. Life vests are definitely a must, so be safe, have fun and protect the resource.”
