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Avery Standard Neoprene Dog Vest
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Avery Standard Neoprene Dog Vest
Constructed from soft yet durable 3mm neoprene, this vest-style protector offers insulation needed to dry quickly as well as added buoyancy on long retrieves. The uniquely tapered cut offers a comfortable fit and the large zipper and zipper protector are...
- Avery Standard Neoprene Dog Vest
Constructed from soft yet durable 3mm neoprene, this vest-style protector offers insulation needed to dry quickly as well as added buoyancy on long retrieves. The uniquely tapered cut offers a comfortable fit and the large zipper and zipper protector are held firmly in place with Velcro®. Choose from Shadow Grass or Mossy Oak Breakup.
Key Features:
- 3mm neoprene.
- #10 molded zipper & cold-weather pull tab.
- 1” Velcro for torso adjustability.
- Neoprene zipper protector.
- Tapered cut for maximum body coverage.
- Double bar-tacked seams.
- Glued & stitched just like waders.
- 6 sizes to fit any dog.
Sizes:
- Small (15" neck, 24" chest)
- Medium (17" neck, 26" chest)
- Large (18" neck, 28" chest)
- XL (19" neck, 31" chest)
- 2XL (20" neck, 33" chest)
- 3XL (21" neck, 35" chest
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