First Watch RS-1005 Ice Rescue Suit - Hi-Vis Yellow - S/M (Built to Fit 46-58) [RS-1005-HV-M]
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RS-1005 Ice Rescue Suit - Hi-Vis Yellow - Small/Medium (Built to Fit 4’6”-5’8”)Made for cold water and ice rescue operations....
SKU: 225D-102513
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RS-1005 Ice Rescue Suit - Hi-Vis Yellow - Small/Medium (Built to Fit 4’6”-5’8”)
Made for cold water and ice rescue operations. This universal-fitting suit is made of a rugged, high-tenacity nylon shell with a soft and easy-to-don liner.
Features:
- Rugged elbow and knee patches
- Dual ice-pick pockets
- Removable harness system
- Boots fit up to a US size 9
- Protective center zipper flap
- Internal suspenders
- Registered serial number
- 3” x 11” velcro patch
- Stow bag with mesh accessory pocket
Specifications:
- Color: Hi-vis yellow
- Size: Built to fit individuals who are 4’6” to 5'8”
Specifications:
- Color: Yellow
- Size: S/M
- Box Dimensions: 11"H x 13"W x 26"L WT: 14.8 lbs
- UPC: 716750351766
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First Watch RS-1005 Ice Rescue Suit - Hi-Vis Yellow - S/M (Built to Fit 46-58) [RS-1005-HV-M]
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