Jetpilot Cause Infant Life Jacket - Blue

• Standard: Australian Standard AS 4758
• Level: 50S (Blue, Orange/Blue, Pink Tie Dye); 50, high-vis (Yellow)
• Entry: front entry, zip and two chest buckles
• Shell: EcoPrene
• Foam: PVC buoyancy foam
• Head pillow: neoprene safety pillow
• Leg strap: wide neoprene strap between the legs, plus a safety strap
• Grab handle: on top of the pillow
• Size: 1–2 (10–15 kg, 52 cm chest)
• Best for: babies and toddlers around boats, beaches and pools

• Boat Days
• Beach Days
• Babies & Toddlers
• Head Pillow
• 10–15 kg

Made for babies and toddlers
One size, 1–2, for little ones from 10 to 15 kg with a chest of about 52 cm. If your child is outside that range, look at the Cause youth sizes in our kids life jacket range.

Snug is safe
It should feel snug, not tight, once it's done up. Too loose, and it can ride up over their chin in the water.

Check it on them
Zip it, clip both buckles and the leg strap, then lift the vest at the shoulders: it shouldn't ride up past their chin or ears.

Approved to Australian Standard AS 4758: Level 50S on the Blue, Orange/Blue and Pink Tie Dye, and Level 50 on the Yellow. Both levels float the same; Level 50 comes in high-vis colours so it's easier to spot.

Kids on boats
Several states have extra lifejacket rules for children on smaller boats, and the ages and boat sizes differ. The level your child needs also depends on your state and the water you're on, so check your state's rules before you head out.

Always within reach
A lifejacket isn't a substitute for watching them. Keep your little one within arm's reach around water.

Look after it
Rinse it in fresh water after every outing, dry it out of the sun and store it hung up. Check the zip, buckles and leg strap before each use, and replace it if it's torn, crushed or badly faded.