FACTS

1. Wearing a PFD can create a false sense of security, leading individuals to take unnecessary risks or neglect other safety precautions.
2. If a PFD is not properly fitted or used incorrectly, it may not provide adequate buoyancy or support. It is crucial to follow manufacturer instructions, adjust straps properly, and ensure a snug and secure fit.
3. Type III PFDs, which are popular for recreational activities, may not be suitable for rough or open waters where a Type I PFD would be more appropriate. It is important to choose the right type of PFD for the specific […]

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