Resources

Did you buy a new dry suit and are wondering, ‘now what?’ Here are some insider tips on how to happily and safely don and doff it (in other words, to put it on and take it off.)

Whether you have a specific activity you’re looking to find a PFD for, or if you’re wondering what vest best suits your height and weight, we’ve lined up expert insights from the engineers here at Mustang Survival to help you confidently navigate your personal PFD selection and purchasing process.

Wet or Dry; The Difference Between Wetsuits and Dry Suits and How To Select What Suits You Best 

The best PFD is the one you wear. That’s why it’s so important to maintain your PFDs and to inspect them regularly to make sure they are in good co...

Based on more than two years of extensive anthropometric research, range of motion testing and user evaluations, Mobility Based Sizing offers users...

Your inflatable PFD's must be armed with a Carbon Dioxide (CO2) cartridge installed into the inflator mechanism to operate. If the inflator or CO2 ...

A study entitled On-Water Visibility, conducted by Mustang Survival, and sponsored in part by WorkSafeBC's Research Secretariat program, found that...

Did you know that being submerged in cold water for just 20 minutes can lead to hypothermia, unconsciousness, and even death?How long a person can ...

HYDROSTATIC WITH MANUAL BACKUP At Mustang Survival, we have the exclusive distribution rights to Hammer Hydrostatic inflators in North America. Th...