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CFD Dog Life Jacket
NRS
CFD Dog Life Jacket
$59.95
Description

  Whether your dog (or cat) prefers sunbathing on the side tubes or splashing ahead in the riffles, the NRS CFD Dog Life Jacket gives your buddy extra flotation. The simple design won't hinder lunchtime frolics and the integrated handle makes hauling them back in the boat easy.

  NRS CFDs are not a Coast Guard-approved life jacket, but a flotation aid to keep your furry buddy's head above water.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand:
NRS
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
40023.02
Outer Fabric:
420-denier ripstop nylon
Weight:
XS: 6.4 oz
S: 8.2 oz
M: 11.3 oz
L: 13.2 oz
XL: 15.1 oz
Other Features:
  • Rugged Ripstop Nylon construction to handle the antics of nose-down-tail-up-crash-through-the-wilderness pups.
  • Seven-panel design effortlessly wraps your pup in protection.
  • Enhanced customized fit with two buckled side straps and a third, ladder lock adjustment point around the neck.
  • Additional foam under the neck and belly provides extra buoyancy in tough swims.
  • Back on land, the CFD doubles as a walking harness when you clip a leash through the durable, metal D-ring.
  • Integrated grab handle for easily hauling your pup back on the boat after an unintentional (or intentional) swim.
  • Features reflective accents throughout for added visibility in low light.
  • NRS CFDs are not a Coast Guard approved life jacket but a flotation aid to keep your furry buddy's head above water.
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