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Taylor Made 570003 Life Ring Aer-O-Buoy™ 30" Life Ring, Orange with White Rope and Reflective Tape (570003) by Taylor Made®. 1 Piece. Diameter: 30". Minimum Buoyancy: 32 lbs.Color: Orange. Meets Canadian Coast Guard approval. Tough outer polyethylene shell is resistant to gasoline, oil, saltwater, and pool chemicals. Closed-cell foam core for buoyancy. Unique grab line threading system allows for replacement. - SOLAS approved - Reflective tape on 30" diameter ring buoys only - Features:High quality at an affordable price - Expertly made from premium materials - Built to match your exact requirements |
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