The Mullion North Sea II flotation suit is made using high-quality and lightweight materials. The North Sea II suit is constructed from durable and fully waterproof outer fabric, allowing for staying dry and warm even in challenging conditions. The high fleece collar and adjustable hood offer excellent protection against rain and wind. The lightweight and well-fitting design of the Mullion North Sea II flotation suit ensures comfort during wear, and the two-piece construction makes it easy to put on. Easy movement is facilitated with the suit, making activities like fishing hassle-free. The suit features robust zippers, hook and loop fasteners at the cuffs and ankles, and plenty of pockets. The Mullion North Sea II flotation suit is a versatile and protective garment suitable for fishing from boats and other activities on the water.

Mullion is a globally recognized leader in the industry, manufacturing flotation and rescue equipment for various applications, including for professional maritime use and governmental agencies. The reliable and high-quality Mullion equipment is trusted by a wide range of users, including private individuals, coast guards, and professional fishermen. Continuous testing and product development ensure that Mullion equipment always meets the standards and provides top-class safety.

• Two-piece suit
• 100% waterproof outer fabric
• Taped seams
• Strong zippers
• Large and high-quality reflectors
• Drainage holes in sleeves and legs
• Lightweight and comfortable to wear
• Excellent fit and mobility

Jacket:
• Double storm flap with dual-direction zipper
• Cuff adjustments with hook and loop fasteners
• Neoprene cuffs with tightening feature
• 4 storm flap pockets
• Fleece-lined handwarmer pockets
• Inner chest pocket
• High fleece collar
• Reflective adjustable hood for visibility
• Adjustable belt with quick release

Trousers:
• Adjustable suspenders
• Storm flap with zipper
• 2 storm flap thigh pockets
• Fleece-lined handwarmer pockets
• Adjustable ankle cuffs with hook and loop fasteners

• EN ISO 12402-5: 2006+A1:2010; EN ISO 12402-6:2006+A1:2010 +prEN: 2017
• EN 343: 2003 + A1: 2007 Class 3-1
• EN ISO 13688: 2013