Would your lifejacket save your life? On 4th May, drop in to the RNLI lifejacket clinic hosted by Lindon Lewis Marine for advice on the condition of your lifejacket, CO2 cylinder and cartridge. It's free to attend, and the inspection is free too.
No need to book. Register your interest on our Facebook event page for the latest clinic info
If you haven't got a lifejacket and you spend time on or near the water, now is the time to get one! Almost half of accidental drownings happen to people who didn’t intend to enter the water.
We welcome members and committee members from sailing clubs, rowing clubs, sea scouts and watersports organisations to come along too. No need to book.
- All sizes and brands inspected by RNLI
- Lifejacket re-arming service from Lindon Lewis Marine available while you wait (cost applies)
- Save 10% on new lifejackets from Lindon Lewis Marine - we’ll help you get a safe fit, based on the wearer's weight. We only stock reputable brands, including Seago and Baltic
- Meet the crew from RNLI Teddington
- Enjoy refreshments and games (prize kindly donated by Brown Bag Crisps)
Don't miss this family-oriented, dog-friendly event!
Pet Buoyancy Aids
Pets living/walking by waterways are at risk of slipping in or getting into difficulty, even if they can paddle. We have various size buoyancy aids to fit your dog or cat and will be pleased to advise you on the best one.Not all lifejackets are up to scratch
Unfortunately, cheaper lifejackets (often bought online) can seriously compromise your safety. The Office for Product Safety and Standards lists product recalls, which is worth checking if you have bought a lifejacket (or similar) recently. A product advertised as a lifejacket may in fact be a buoyancy aid, which does not provide the same level of protection. Know the difference - read more in our blog.Lifejacket Clinic Details
Where: Lindon Lewis Marine, Shepperton Marina, Felix Lane, Shepperton. TW17 8NS
When: Saturday 4th May, 10.30-15.00
Cost: Free to attend
Phone: 01932 247 427
Email: info@pushtheboatout.com
Remember, a life jacket is no use if you fail to wear it properly or service it!