Zhik P3 PFD Buoyancy Aid - Grey

Made with good quality material and sizing is accurate. Comfortable to wear with plenty of secure pocket space. Buoyancy aid arrived promptly and securely wrapped.

The buoyancy aid was bought as a present and I cannot comment on the product . I can comment on the order process. I did not manage to negotiate the website, hence the 4 star review rather than 5, but spoke with a polite, helpful and efficient person on the telephone and the order was delivered promptly as promised.

Great product, price and service. What more can i say.

Arrived as said and quick, product is fantastic

Great speedy service for this top of the range ZHIK PFD, meant that I could go sailing the upcoming weekend. Sailing was a joy and noticeable how good the PFD was, looking forward to using in more throughout the winter.

Buoyancy aid arrived nice and quickly, and a nice little park of love heart sweets. Haven’t had chance to sail in it yet, but it’s a nice fit and great quality. Should be testing it out this Sunday.

I ordered the Zhik P3, but was sent the P2 in error. Staff were very helpful in trying to correct their error, but it was 2 weeks before I eventually received the item I ordered.
Not tried the pfd yet, but looks to be a very good quality product.

I guess short of trying it out in the bath at the moment I can only say that it was bought at a time when Sailing Chandlery offered a discount at an already competitive price and delivery was efficient and smooth! It fits and is less bulky than the old buoyancy aid I was replacing. It is well-designed product and in fact you can do no better than make a decision to buy based on the product description on the Sailing Chandlery website and the video which again accurately describes the product. I chose a neutral grey version to cover any future changes of fashion there are no visibility extras or bells and whistles, but this isn't a lifejacket and assumes you would be using it to keep you afloat whilst being near your boat. The very design means that slipping back onboard after righting should be smooth with little projecting to catch on anything....