Reliable. Comfortable. Made to Explore
Give your kid confidence on every adventure with the Old Town Inlet Jr Foam Life Jacket for Kids in bold red. This youth PFD delivers dependable buoyancy without bulk, so young anglers and paddlers can move naturally, stay warm between casts, and keep small essentials close. Coast Guard approved and parent trusted, it zips on fast, cinches securely, and keeps up from dock to drift.
Choose the Inlet Jr foam life jacket for kids if you want safety that feels good to wear, looks great on the water, and makes every family outing simpler.
Key Features:
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Adjustable Fit: Shoulder, side, and waist straps create a secure, personalized fit that stays put as kids move.
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Cozy Warmth: Fleece‑lined hand warmer pockets keep hands comfortable on cooler mornings.
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Snack‑Ready Storage: Zippered chest pocket conveniently carries snacks and small accessories.
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Enhanced Visibility: Reflective safety trim helps kids stand out in low light near dawn or dusk.
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Youth Sizing: Optimized for 50–90 lb with a 25–29 in chest for a confident, reliable fit.
Specifications:
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Color: Red
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Activity: Fishing, Recreation
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Style: Kids’
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Age and Size: Youth (50–90 lb)
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Chest Fit: 25" – 29"
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Shell Fabric: 200D Nylon
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Liner Fabric: 200D Nylon
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Foam Material: Lightweight PE
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Entry Style: Front‑zip
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Certification: USCG Type III
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Package Weight: Approximately 1.3 lbs
Frequently Asked Questions:
How do I adjust the fit for my kid?
Zip the front, then tighten the shoulder, side, and waist straps until the vest is snug. It should not lift past the chin or ears when gently pulled at the shoulders.
How should we store the vest between trips?
Keep it clean and fully dry, then store flat or hanging in a cool, dry place to preserve the foam shape.
Does it restrict arm movement when learning to paddle?
No - the streamlined profile of this foam life jacket for kids is made to allow natural arm rotation for paddling and casting.
Can my child use this PFD for sports, like tubing?
Type III vests work for many recreational activities, but always follow the activity’s safety guidance and ensure a snug fit at speed.
How long does a Kids' foam life jacket typically last?
With regular rinsing and shade‑drying, many foam PFDs last several seasons; replace if you see tears, crushed foam, or loose stitching.
