Mens Watersports
Mens watersports, start with the vest and work outwards. The whole water side of the range on one page: AS 4758 approved life jackets at Level 50S and high-vis Level 50, wetsuits and race johns in 360 Stretch neoprene, rashies, rideshorts, neo boots, goggles, gloves, race lids and the ski kit. Built by a crew that rides, for the bloke who does the dawnie and is back at the ramp before the wind.
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Mens watersports gear, from the vest outwards
Everything on the water side of the mens range sits here: life jackets, wetsuits and neoprene, rashies and rideshorts, neo boots, race lids, goggles, gloves, sunnies and the kit that lives in the footwell. Built by a crew that rides, for the bloke who does the dawnie and is back at the ramp before the wind. Start with the vest and work outwards.
The jacket first
The vest is the one thing on this page the law cares about; the rest is how much fun you have wearing it. Every vest is approved to Australian Standard AS 4758 with the level on the product page. Level 50S is the jet ski, wake and tow vest, any colour, the minimum on a PWC in every state. Level 50 is the same float in high-vis, made for riders who take the ski beyond smooth water where the state requires it, which is why the Cause, 360, Venture and Vault come in Red, Yellow and Orange Level 50 colourways. Read the Australian life jacket regulations guide, then pick your cut on mens life jackets: Cause and Helium for weekends, Venture for the all-dayer, Vault and RX Vault Pro-Tech for the start line, Freeride and Phase Hyperflex for the rider who wants the vest to disappear.
Neoprene for the cold mornings
Race johns, race jackets and neo pants in 100% 360 Stretch Neoprene with Jet-Loc seam construction, YKK zips, breathable flow panels and seamless panels where the seat rubs, from the Vault and RX Vault race line, plus the Flight Hooded Tour Coat for the run home. Mens wetsuits has the lot. Under it all, the Rx and Vault rideshorts carry a stitched-in neoprene liner so a long sesh in the seat does not cost you skin.
Feet, hands, eyes, head
Neo boots for the ramp: the Turbo Rear Zip with a textured neoprene upper, Posi Traction sole and arch lock, the Blackhawk with a reinforced heel and toe and an ankle strap that seals out the flush, both on YKK zips and US sizing, on water shoes. Vault Race Gloves and Short Finger Race Gloves for the grips, Vault Vision goggles for the spray, and the Vault Race Helmet, dual certified for water or road with EPS Cone Head Technology and airprene liners that dump water fast. Floating sunnie retainers, because the bay already owns enough sunnies.
The ski kit
Fenders that fold, a complete folding anchor system with a coated grapnel and marine grade line, a floating wristband for the lanyard, Dry Safe bags for phone and keys, and the RX Pro-Tech leg guards for the rider who goes big. All of it is on jet ski accessories, and all of it is picked for salt, sun, fuel splash and being stood on.
Sizing
Most of the range runs S to 3XL, a good part of it to 4XL, waist 28 to 44 on the shorts. Size the vest off a chest measurement with the layer you ride in, buckle up on dry land and lift at the shoulders; past your ears, drop a size. Colourways rotate by season, so if yours is there, that is the time.