Pilmic tells us the suit meets all the necessary requirements for safety approval including the International Maritime Organization’s SOLAS, and LSA standards. In addition the suit can help keep the wearer alive in extreme Arctic conditions and is tested down to -0.5C for seven hours. The company refers to the recent tragedy of the Costa Concordia and makes the point that, a century after the loss of the Titanic, lives at sea still remain at risk often for the lack of simple, yet effective life saving devices.
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The Sea Tow Foundation wants to see more boaters wearing life jackets while having fun on or in the water. Starting today, the Foundation will hold a month-long online photo contest for a chance to win one of 30 Revere ComfortMax Manual inflatable life jackets, valued at $155 each, along with the grand prize of a one-year Sea Tow Gold Card Membership. To enter the Sea Tow Foundation Life Jacket Photo Contest, all participants need to do is submit a photo of themselves and/or their friend(s) wearing a life jacket via the Sea Tow Foundation’s Facebook* page. Photo entries will be accepted from October 1-31, 2012, and online voting for the photos will be held from November 1-30, 2012.