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Old 25 February 2008, 10:40   #1
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Best place to Buy LifeJackets Online

Require 4 new Automatic with harness, 150N jackets.Reasonably priced
Want to buy online and post to Ireland.

Any suggestions?
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Old 25 February 2008, 10:57   #2
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Lifejackets

Hi,

I just brought 2 new ones from Compass. website is www.compass24.com

excellent service and a range of jackets, we went for the secumar ones which are excellent but a bit pricey

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Old 25 February 2008, 11:05   #3
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These are worth looking at ; a good range and offers if you buy 4 I think .... at least they did when I bought some last year.

http://www.lifejackets.co.uk/

I went for the 275N and they are really comfortable


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Old 25 February 2008, 13:53   #4
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I've just bought a set of jackets (and some electonics) from lifejackets.co.uk recently - they have a flat rate postage of £7.50 to Ireland! The kit was ordered on a Sunday and arrived Thursday. A very minor (but potentially problematic) issue was resolved quickly, cheerfully and efficiently by their sales team. The deal is: buy four jackets and they include one re-arming kit and a carry-all (it is good quality and mine holds six jackets at a pinch). I bought from them a few years back and the Marinepool jackets are holding up well. Buy with confidence!
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Old 25 February 2008, 15:42   #5
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I've just bought a set of jackets (and some electonics) from lifejackets.co.uk recently - they have a flat rate postage of £7.50 to Ireland! The kit was ordered on a Sunday and arrived Thursday. A very minor (but potentially problematic) issue was resolved quickly, cheerfully and efficiently by their sales team. The deal is: buy four jackets and they include one re-arming kit and a carry-all (it is good quality and mine holds six jackets at a pinch). I bought from them a few years back and the Marinepool jackets are holding up well. Buy with confidence!
Just ordered 4 CSR Crewsaver automatic with harness from Danson Marine.
Got a Deal On 4.
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Old 25 February 2008, 19:06   #6
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Ill run with Jeff and others on this one

Hi
I just bought 6 jackets from Lifejackets .co.uk and 4 in for service.

I needed some help in specification. we have found we could'nt get some jackets small enough (when lightly clothed), so we now have adult small belt and adult large belt and also lifejackets (275N) for wearing with dry suit.
very helpfull thise guys.

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Old 25 February 2008, 20:15   #7
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Your post suggests you're looking for the cheapest jackets. Be aware that in order to get costs down, manufacturers leave off things which we should consider to be more than optional extras - for example, crutch straps and spray hoods. I recommend very strongly that you buy jackets that have straps and spray hoods (read Ouzo report if you need more convincing)

Unless you and your crew are wearing loads of additional kit, or clothing that may change the positioning of your overall buoyancy (inc drysuits which could hold air around your feet and legs and cause them to float higher than a natural position), there is probably little need to look at 275N jackets

Why do you want a harness? Hope you're not planning to clip yourself on to a RIB
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Old 25 February 2008, 20:41   #8
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His post suggests he bought Crewsaver, I can think of cheaper jackets (actually, I bought them...) but I wouldn't question the build.
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I've just bought a set of jackets (and some electonics) from lifejackets.co.uk recently - they have a flat rate postage of £7.50 to Ireland! The kit was ordered on a Sunday and arrived Thursday. A very minor (but potentially problematic) issue was resolved quickly, cheerfully and efficiently by their sales team. The deal is: buy four jackets and they include one re-arming kit and a carry-all (it is good quality and mine holds six jackets at a pinch). I bought from them a few years back and the Marinepool jackets are holding up well. Buy with confidence!
I got one of those sets too, good value
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Old 26 February 2008, 09:43   #10
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Just ordered 4 CSR Crewsaver automatic from Danson Marine.
Got a Deal On 4.
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