Do not Remove Prior to Sale | Stearns Recreational 1341 instruction

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OWNER’S MANUAL

Model No. 1339 and 1341

I. APPROVAL CONDITIONS and CARRIAGE REGULATIONS

This inflatable PFD is approved by the U.S. Coast Guard for use as a Type V Humidity Sensitive Personal Flotation Device (PFD) with Type II performance. IT IS APPROVED ONLY WHEN WORN. It is not approved for water skiing or other high impact, high speed activities. This inflatable PFD was designed to be more comfortable and less restrictive to wear than inherently buoyant PFD’s. When worn, used, and serviced according to this owner’s manual, this PFD can greatly increase your chances of survival in the water. Not recommended for non-swimmers or weak swimmers. Users of inflatable PFD’s must be at least 16 years old.

See page 2 for CONDITIONS FOR THIS TYPE V APPROVAL.

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Stearns Recreational 1341, 1339 manual Do not Remove Prior to Sale

1339, 1341 specifications

Stearns Recreational 1341 and 1339 are part of a distinguished line of life jackets that prioritize both safety and comfort for water enthusiasts. Designed with recreational boating, fishing, and water sports in mind, these life jackets offer a blend of durability and functionality, making them ideal for various aquatic activities.

One of the standout features of both models is their lightweight construction. Made from high-quality materials, the jackets are designed to float effortlessly, providing peace of mind for users. The buoyancy is optimized to ensure that individuals are kept safe and above water while also allowing for maximum freedom of movement. This balance is crucial, especially during activities that require agility, such as kayaking or paddleboarding.

Both the 1341 and 1339 models incorporate adjustable straps that ensure a snug fit. This customization is vital for comfort, as it allows users to secure the jacket properly, reducing the risk of it slipping off during use. The quick-release buckles provide additional convenience, making it easy to don and doff the jackets.

In terms of design, these life jackets boast bright colors and reflective strips that enhance visibility, a critical aspect for increased safety in open water. The bright colors allow users to be easily spotted by others, while the reflective features ensure visibility during low-light conditions, such as early morning or evening excursions.

The ventilation system incorporated in both models helps to keep users cool and comfortable during long periods of wear. The mesh lining and strategic cutouts promote airflow, reducing the discomfort typically associated with wearing a life jacket for extended durations.

Additionally, the Stearns Recreational jackets come with storage options, including pockets for small essentials like fishing tackle or personal items. This feature is particularly beneficial for anglers and boaters who require easy access to tools and belongings while on the water.

In summary, the Stearns Recreational 1341 and 1339 life jackets are excellent choices for anyone who enjoys water-based activities. With their combination of lightweight design, adjustable comfort, enhanced visibility, and practical storage solutions, these jackets prioritize safety without compromising on user experience. Whether you're spending a day fishing, kayaking, or simply enjoying a leisurely boat ride, these life jackets ensure that safety remains paramount.

Contents

Do not Remove Prior to Sale Conditions for this Type V Approval Approved Only When Worn You must learn how to properly arm the PFD II. Mandatory Carriage Requirements Where and How to Check the Pill Water Sensing Element SpecificationsIII. Instructions for USE PRE-DONNING Instructions Examine Your CO2 Cylinder See Rearming Instructions on back cover of this book Additional Notes on CO 2 Cylinders Donning Instructions Inflation Instructions Inflated Donning Instructions Other Inflation Precautions Rearming and Indicator Check InstructionsDeflation Instructions Other USE Guidelines Refer to the back inside cover for Repacking Instructions Care and Maintenance Instructions IV. is Your PFD in Good and Serviceable CONDITION?General Product Life Expectancy Inspection Rearming of Inflator Mechanism Care and Cleaning InstructionsStorage Repair VI. WHY are Pfds Required Safety EQUIPMENT?Servicing Rearming Components HOW do YOU Test Your PFD Using the Automatic INFLATOR? VII. HOW and WHY to Test Your PFD? HOW do YOU Test Your PFD Using the Manual INFLATOR? HOW do YOU Test Your PFD Using the Oral Inflator IX. Hypothermia VIII. Wear Your PFD Some Points to Remember About Hypothermia Protection Page XI. Additional Information Do not Attach Pfds to Your Boat Order to Receive Important Updates on this PFDCO2 Permeation Loss Product Registration Always deflate the PFD and rearm the Inflation Mechanism Repacking Instructions Rearming / Status Indicatorinstructions Secumatic 3001S