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.

Supportive Foam – For the rider that wants extra pressure on their back with built-in lumbar support. Power and response in your jacket.

Capella 3.0 Design

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

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.

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.

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.