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When shopping for inflatable PFDs and Life Jackets, it's important to understand the different inflation types. Hydrostatic is triggered when submerged in 4 or more inches of water, Automatic when water dissolves the trigger, Manual when the handle is pulled, and Convertible lets you choose your mode.

Discover the new TC/USCG harmonized PFD standards, replacing old Type classifications with buoyancy-based certification. Learn how icons help identify suitable activities and legal requirements for boaters. Find the right life jacket for your needs with Mustang Survival’s expert guidance.

Even if you have never inflated your Mustang Survival inflatable life vest, you may need to re-arm the device to ensure its proper working order as components expire. This guide will help you determine what to look for during visual inspections. 

Ever wonder what the buoyancy ratings on PFDs and life vests mean? It’s often confusing, especially when understanding how it applies to you and your marine activities.This article explains what it does and how it should impact your PFD selection.

If your inflatable PFD's Carbon Dioxide (CO2) cartridge has been used during inflation, your PFD will need to be re-armed, meaning a new CO2 cartri...

Choosing the right flotation device for your marine activities can be a challenge - especially with so many options on the market. For watersports like boating, stand up paddleboard and kayak fishing, new adventurers are unsure of whether they need a life jacket or a Personal Flotation Device (PFD), and how to choose the best solution for their planned adventures. 

Properly caring for your Mustang Survival breathable, waterproof marine technical gear will extend its life. Learn how here.

We want everyone to be safe on the water and that means having proper thermal regulation and element protection. Choosing the right layers for your environment and activity will ensure you have a great experience and come home safely. This is the how to guide...

When shopping for a Mustang Survival dry suit, one of the big questions is - Closed Comfort System (CCS) or Latex Neck Seal? Read on to find out which may be best for you.