Whether it's time for you to upgrade your vest or if you just want to know how much water your vest soaks up when you ride, pay close attention — you're going to like this feature. In our May issue, we included a "Vest Test" in our Gear section. In honor of Safe Boating Week, we've made this baby digital in case you missed the original. Check it out! Click to Read More ...
National Safe Boating Week: The Vest Test
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