Sentences with phrase «personal floatation»

All children aged seven or younger must wear a U.S. Coast Guard approved personal floatation device at all times while in a boat.

All PWC operators and passengers must wear an approved personal floatation device at all times.

Also, don't take your pet on a boat unless he has his own personal floatation device (PFD).

For added safety and if you have a toddler in an open body of water, toddlers can use personal floatation devices, aka life jackets.

In addition to the regular adult - sized gear we provide, special child - sized personal floatation devices and waterproof kayaking jackets are also provided.

All boats must have wearable personal floatation devices (PFDs) available for all passengers.

You'll get champagne and fruit, snorkel gear, your own personal floatation devices, and more in your private retreat.

Each person on a personal watercraft must wear a Coast Guard - approved personal floatation device.

The state requires boats over 16 feet in length to have at least one personal floatation device per passenger.

Wear a personal floatation device whenever they are on the water.

BRING YOUR OWN BOAT: Participants can bring Lady Bird Lake (Town Lake) approved watercraft for the event: Stand Up Paddle Boards, Kayak, Canoe, Water Bikes, etc. — All participants MUST have a personal floatation device (life jacket) with their watercraft.

Waterproof kayaking jackets, personal floatation devices, and neoprene kayaking mitts are provided to keep you warm and dry while kayaking.

A helmet, wetsuit, booties and personal floatation device will be provided for all our bigger splash rivers.

This experience includes a 500 ml bottled water, use of sit - on - top kayaks with deluxe padded seats, paddle, and use of a personal floatation device.

At any time of year, paddlers should wear a PFD - a personal floatation device (or life vest).

River Snorkelling is a fun and safe water activity for children and adults in just about any age - children as young as 3 years are allowed to participate during the «dry» season from May to October, provided that all children wear a personal floatation device.

And they also designed a PVC - free PFD or Personal Floatation Device.

All boats must be equipped with at least one USCG - approved Type I, II, III or V personal floatation device (PFD).

Wear proper gear, including a personal floatation device, snug - fitting clothing, and eye protection, and require other riders to do the same.

Every person riding on the PWC must be wearing a properly - sized, Coast - Guard - approved, personal floatation device (PFD)