Life jacket designed for babies and infants weighing between 10 and 15 kg for their first adventures in water. Approved by the French sea rescue services.
Designed and tested with the French lifeboat association
This jacket has been tested and approved by the French sea rescue services.
Tribord and the French sea rescue services have been collaborating on the development of safety products since 2020: from the specifications to the product validation tests.
This jacket has been tested in the laboratory and swimming pools.
Regulations
Designed for offshore navigation (100 N, usually less than 6 miles from shelter). Keeps baby afloat with a complete sailing outfit (jacket, trousers and boots).
Refer to the regulations applicable in your country.
Jacket tested as sailing clothing
Clothing can contain a large volume of air that restricts the self-righting performance.
The pyramid-shaped structure takes account of this factor to facilitate the self-righting of an person onto their back, so that their respiratory tract remains free.
Why is this jacket so voluminous?
The standard requires the jacket to self-right an child onto their back, when wearing a swimsuit.
Children are usually clothed when on boats. Since clothes contain air, self-righting can be more difficult. To meet this requirement, we have developed a jacket that self-rights an child (10-15 kg) onto their back with their clothing.
We achieved this by working on the position and shape of the foam, which explains its volume.
This jacket protects the safety of children and reassures parents
The jacket is designed to offer a positive experience for both parents and children:
- there is a handle on the neck to control movements
- the neck fabric is soft against the skin
- tests were performed with a physiotherapist to make sure that the life jacket does not restrict freedom of movement
Putting on and adjusting the product
1. Check that the child's weight matches the recommended weight on the jacket (10-15 kg) and their waistline (47-60 cm)
2. Put on the jacket from the side, with the buckles at the front of their body
3. Close the buckle on the shoulder
4. Close the buckle on the hips, then tighten the strap
5. Close the crotch strap by passing it between their legs, then tighten
6. Adjust regularly during use
How to dress with a life jacket
We recommend that you do not wear the life jacket directly against your skin, and, ideally, to wear an anti-UV T-shirt to protect children's skin, which is very sensitive to UV rays, or a least a T-shirt.
It will be all the more comfortable!
A life vest designed to help search operations by day and at night
Optimised position of the reflective strips that take account of the position when waiting in the water
The orange colour facilitates daytime searches
Whistle to raise an alert
Weight of the jacket
The jacket weighs 441 grams
This life jacket was developed to keep the baby or infant in a safe position if they fall into the water: a stable position on the back that leaves the respiratory tract free.
Buoyancy
100-Newton life jacket that meets the standard EN ISO 12402-4: 2020
Easy dressing
Neck opening for easy fitting of the head and dressing
3-buckle closure
Freedom of movement
The arms and shoulders are free for unrestricted movements
Visibility
Neon colour, whistle and reflective strips compliant with EN ISO12402-4: 2020
Easy to move
Handle under the collar to keep your kid on board or on the pontoon.
Life jacket designed for babies and infants weighing between 10 and 15 kg for their first adventures in water. Approved by the French sea rescue services.
