Buoyancy vest DAKINE Seeker Red

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Dakine Seeker Vest is a flotation vest for water sports, designed for kiteboarding, windsurfing, wingfoiling and other on-water activities. Its clean fit, harness hook opening and large arm cut-outs help you move freely during sessions.
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Flotation vest for water sports Dakine Seeker Vest is a flotation vest for riders who use a harness and need extra support on the water without limiting movement. It works well for kiteboarding, windsurfing, wingfoiling and other water sports where freedom around the shoulders and a close body fit really matter. The vest meets the CE 50 standard, which means it is designed as a buoyancy aid, not a classic life jacket. It is intended for users who can swim and want additional flotation during sessions on the water. Cut designed for harness use The smooth construction and harness hook opening make the vest comfortable to use while riding with a harness. Large neck and arm openings allow unrestricted arm movement when controlling a kite, sail or paddle. This helps keep the vest from getting in the way during starts, transitions and more dynamic manoeuvres. A side zip and adjustable buckles make it easier to put the vest on and fine-tune the fit. A properly fitted vest stays more stable on the body and feels better during longer sessions. Practical details for time on the water A large front zipped pocket gives you space for small essentials you may want to keep close at the spot. Hydropouch attachment points on the back allow you to connect a hydration bladder, which is useful during longer sessions, especially in warm conditions. Reflective trims and panels improve visibility, while mesh panels help drain water from the vest. The soft flotation foam adds comfort and provides extra support in the water.

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