The Riff 2.0 low-profile whitewater PFD has plenty of float in a body-hugging Flex-fit.
Full Description
The Riff 2.0 low-profile whitewater PFD has plenty of float in a body-hugging Flex-fit. It’s made even more comfortable by neoprene padded shoulder and underarm panels and a FlexWeave lining. Super easy to put on with side entry buckles, the top buckle is captive making it easier to fasten it one handed. The clean lines of the Riff conceal a large clamshell pocket and a hidden river knife stash pocket.
- Comfortable Flex Fit wrap foam
- Side opening easy to put on
- Large utility draw clamshell pocket with tough YKK zip
- Gaia PVC free foam
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Size Guide
Men’s and unisex PFD sizes
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Chest (cm) | Weight (kg) |
| XXS | 68 – 80 | 30 – 50 |
| XS/S | 78 – 94 | 40 – 70 |
| M/L | 94 – 110 | 60 – 90 |
| XL/XXL | 110 – 126 | 80 – >110 |
| 3XL/4XL | 126 – 140 | >110 |
PFD fit guide
Chest
Measure horizontally under the armpits around the fullest part of your chest and shoulder blades.
Weight
Include all the gear you’ll be wearing too.
PFD buoyancy label
A correct fit is more important than choosing the buoyancy category according to your weight. All Palm PFDs have buoyancy above the minimum floatation required for CE/ISO certification. PFD weight ranges are printed inside Palm PFDs on the ISO label.
Measure horizontally under the armpits around the fullest part of your chest and shoulder blades.
Weight
Include all the gear you’ll be wearing too.
PFD buoyancy label
A correct fit is more important than choosing the buoyancy category according to your weight. All Palm PFDs have buoyancy above the minimum floatation required for CE/ISO certification. PFD weight ranges are printed inside Palm PFDs on the ISO label.
Fitting Guide


- Loosen all the straps and buckles.
- Put the PFD on (over your head or by the front zip) and fasten any buckles. Do not tighten chest harness yet (if fitted).
- Tighten all straps, starting from the waist and working upwards to the shoulder straps. If your PFD has a chest harness, fasten and tighten this last. Finish by sitting down and checking shoulder straps.







