Jetpilot Freeride Life Jacket - Steel Blue

The Freeride Life Jacket, from Jetpilot's freeride program — a life jacket built for Australian water, by a crew that actually rides.

It's approved to Australian Standard AS 4758 Level 50 Special Purpose (L50S) — always check your state's lifejacket rules for the level required on your waterway and activity. The shell is Jetpilot's Ecoprene — a more environmentally considered take on neoprene that keeps the same stretch and durability. Inside, Freelite bevelled-edge buoyancy foam keeps the profile low and the flex high — flotation that works with your body rather than boxing it in. Zips are the failure point on cheap gear, so this one runs premium hardware that survives salt, sand and years of yanking. The rest of the build sheet reads: minimal screenprinted branding, and anatomical fit — every line of it there because riders asked for it.

This is the vest for proper boat days — wake sets, ski laps, tube sessions and everything between. Jetpilot has been kitting out tow-sports crews since 1986. This jacket is designed in Australia for exactly how those days run: on and off between turns, worn wet for hours, and expected to perform every single time someone hits the water.

The Steel Blue colourway sits somewhere between storm cloud and deep water. Sizes run from S through 3XL. If Steel Blue isn't your pick, the Freeride Life Jacket also comes in Black, Blue and Sage. Part of the Jetpilot Summer 26 watersports range — life jackets designed in Australia and trusted on local waterways.