Mustang Ice Commander Rescue Suit - Gold - Adult Universal [IC900103-6-0-202]

Ice Commander™ Rescue Suit - Gold - Adult Universal

The Mustang Ice Commander™ is the suit of choice for search and rescue teams, fire departments, and ice rescue professionals.  The modular suit is completely waterproof with a water-tight hood, integrated gloves, and attached boots.  

The flotation and insulation performance of a snap-in buoyancy liner allows users to immerse themselves for long periods of time in icy cold water and maintain mental and physical capabilities.

Each Ice Commander™ has an integrated chest harness for attachment to tether lines, ice awl pockets for storage, rubber gloves, reinforced knees, and non-slip rubber soles on the attached boots.  As well, each suit is 45% lighter than other rescue suits as it is made in a high-visibility welded nylon shell.

Features:

• Water-tight hood and face seal
• SOLAS reflective tape and VelcroT patch for light attachment
• Heavy-duty zipper - flexible full-length zipper provides a water-tight seal
• Welded nylon outer shell - provides waterproofing and durability
• High-performance urethane-coated nylon exterior makes cleaning and repairs easier
• Safety harness - the integral self-adjusting safety harness
• Ergonomic ice awl pockets - sleeve pockets customized to attach and stow ice awls (ice awls not included)
• Pockets easily secured with Velcro™
• Detachable inner buoyancy liner - constructed of closed-cell AirSoft® foam for maximum flotation and thermal insulation
• The liner can be unsnapped and removed for cleaning and in-the-field repairs
• Reinforced knees - reinforced and padded with 2.5 mm neoprene
• Seat and elbows are reinforced with shell fabric

Technical Specifications:

• Size - Adult Universal
• Height - 4'11" to  6'6" (150 to 200 cm)
• Weight: 110 to 330 lb (50 to 150 kg)
• Color - Gold

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WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including ANTIMONY OXIDE (ANTIMONY TRIOXIDE),N,N-Dimethylformamide which are known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information go to