Ronix Imperial Capella 3.0 CGA Wake Vest – Women’s 2024

   2-Way Stretch Neoprene–        A material that moves east/west when you do.

   Cushion Foam–        Roughly 30% heavier than Air Foam, but man is it comfy when you slip it on.

   Capella 3.0 Design

   Manhattan Tailored Fit–        Designed entirely for the avid waterman. Ronix went deep into the outfitting process and borrowed some principles from lifelong NYC tailors who know what it takes to form a flawless fit. Once Mr. Manhattan got the dimensions all dialed in, the next step was to dial in the ratio of sizes ranging from XS all the way to a 4XL. So not only did Ronix create the perfect fit, but they have it in 8 different sizes.

   Fit for Longer Torsos–        Roughly 2″ longer than a standard fitting vest.

   Oversized Arm Holes–        Sometimes those arms like to flap — these bigger holes let you roll the windows down with ease.

   Coast Guard Approved–        Safety doesn’t take a vacation. These jackets push innovation boundaries but still have enough flotation to meet the safety requirements.

   Cylindrical Construction–        There was this homie named Capella from back in the day. He knew the earth was round. Ronix ripped off his theories and made their vests round. A cylindrical fit that curves to your body unlike any flat vest. The only vest of its kind.

   2 to 1 Foam Thickness–        Ronix always pushes the boundaries. Nobody is treating life vests with the passion for progression the way Ronix is. The standard in CGA vests, the Capella 3.0, has 2 to 1 foam for the first of its kind with tapered buoyancy. The foam starts in the chest at 2″ thick, then fades to 1″ thick around the stomach region. The result: buoyancy where you have to have it, and mobility where you want it.

   Foam Tie Straps–        Ronix tucks their foam in a harness so there is no shift between the neoprene shell and the inner foam.

   Water Resistant Liner–        You know that annoying face you make when you have to put on your buddy’s wet life jacket? Not no more. Ronix created a liner that greatly reduces water seeping into a jacket, and most importantly the weird face.