Onyx Cushion-Throw White Cloth PFD — Type IV Rescue Cushion (110200-702-999-12)

Overview

Meet the Onyx Cushion-Throw White Cloth PFD, a compact flotation cushion designed for quick, graspable buoyancy on small boats. It is intended to be held until help arrives, rather than worn, making it a grab-and-go safety companion on deck or cockpit.

With a white cloth exterior and a buoyant core, this Type IV device emphasizes accessibility and control, so you can reach for it in moments of need and stay buoyant while you signal for assistance. The design aligns with federal guidelines for kayaks, canoes, and boats under 16 feet and carries USCG approval and UL listing, reflecting a commitment to tested safety components.

Key specs

• Package length: 39.37 cm (15.5 in)
• Package width: 41.91 cm (16.5 in)
• Package height: 7.366 cm (2.90 in)
• Product type: Pillow

What to expect on the water

Designed to be easily grasped from a seated or kneeling position, the cushion remains buoyant and visible, helping you keep your head above water while you signal for rescue. Its compact form fits neatly on deck without getting in the way of other gear.

• May aid in buoyant stability while waiting for assistance
• Offers a clearly visible, high-contrast option on white fabric for quick identification
• Lightweight, portable, and easy to stow in a cockpit locker or pouch

Care, compatibility, and use cases

Best used on small crafts such as kayaks, canoes, and boats under 16 feet. The Type IV designation indicates throw-use performance and is backed by federal requirements. The cushion is not intended to be worn like a life jacket, but to be grasped and held during a rescue scenario.

• Ideal for family trips, fishing excursions, or rental boats where quick access matters
• UL listed and USCG approved, offering confidence in compliance even on busy waterways

Optional care: store in a dry, ventilated area; inspect the cover and seams periodically; replace if damaged or punctured. This cushion is designed for dependable grab-and-go access, not a substitute for a properly fitted life jacket.