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Test your knowledge of PFDs for paddleboarding Copy

Test your knowledge of PFDs for paddleboarding Copy

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Select the two most important reasons for wearing a PFD
- Warmth
- Keeping you afloat if you're in the water
- Fashion Accessory
- Storing the car keys
- Keeping you legal if it's the law in your region!
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Q2: When would you actually be glad that you are wearing a PFD?
- If you are a weak/non swimmer
- If you can’t get back onto your board
- If you are in cold water without a wetsuit/drysuit
- If you get separated from your board
- If it’s a legal requirement and the cops are about!
- All of the above
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Q3: What are the two primary advantages of beltpack PFDs?
- Low cost
- No maintenance required
- Comfortable and unobtrusive
- The flotation is always there
- They provide lots of good flotation around your head when you really need it
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Q4: What are the three primary advantages of permanent buoyancy PFDs?
- Minimal maintenance required
- Low cost
- Comfortable and unobtrusive
- The flotation is always there
- They provide lots of good flotation when you really need it
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Q5: Which of these apply to beltpack PFDs?
- Maintenance and repacking required
- Can be uncomfortable and/or hot to wear
- It won’t float you until you do things to it
- Can make it harder to get back onto your board
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Q6: Which of these might apply to permanent buoyancy PFDs?
- Maintenance and repacking required
- It won’t float you until you do things to it
- Can be uncomfortable and/or hot to wear
- Can make it harder to get back onto your board
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Q7: Which of these would be the sensible choice of PFD for a non/weak swimmer
- Beltpack PFD
- Permanent buoyancy PFD
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Q8: Which of these might be the most appropriate choice of PFD for a competent swimmer?
- Beltpack PFD
- Permanent buoyancy PFD
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Q10: Which of these PFDs will save you if you’re unconscious?
- A flotation jacket
- A flotation vest
- A beltpack inflatable PFD
- All of the above
- None of the above
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Q9: Which of these would be the sensible choice of PFD for cold water conditions if not wearing a wetsuit/drysuit?
- Beltpack inflatable PFD
- Permanent buoyancy PFD
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