More than just a question of staying afloat

Lifejackets provide you with enough buoyancy to stay afloat should you accidentally fall into the water, but prolonged periods of immersion can have serious consequences. When fishing - especially in cold waters - it is important that you choose equipment that can protect you in the conditions you will be meeting.

In cold water, it may only be a matter of minutes before the low temperature affects the ability to call for help, pull oneself out of the water, operate safety equipment and may limit the time you can afford to wait for rescue.

VIKING's immersion suits provide hours of protection from the cold, allowing you to continue to think clearly, operate life-saving equipment and stay afloat and comfortable whilst waiting for assistance.

Our suits are built to last
VIKING flotation, work and immersion suits are built from quality materials and they are built to last. Many of our suits have been in use for over 20 years.

VIKING provides a range of immersion and work suits designed to do more than just keep your head above water

	Flotation suits VIKING's flotation suit, the PS5078, keeps the wearer dry on board and afloat should they fall into the water while allowing plenty of freedom of movement to work on board. More information

	Combined work and immersion suits Our combined suit, the PS4170 are designed to be worn during sailing and have reinforcements, pockets and other features that makes it practical to wear. In the water it provides protection from cold and the effects of hypothermia for many hours. More information

	Immersion suits VIKING's immersion suits for fishing, the PS5002, are designed to be worn in an emergency situation to protect the wearer from the cold should they fall into or have to evacuate into the water. They keep the wearer warm, preventing the onset of the disabling and disorientering effects of hypothermia for many hours. More information

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Under extreme conditions on the night of Saturday the 8th January 2005, the crew of the rescue vessel Esvagt Omega saved a crew of 15 men from a burning ship.

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