Mustang Survival, the industry-leading manufacturer of personal flotation devices (PFDs), survival suits and other life-saving apparel, recently marked its 40th anniversary. Since 1967, when founder Irv Davies invented the first Floater Coat and started the flotation revolution, the company has continued to build on its reputation as a world leader in research, design and innovation by developing innovative products for the most demanding users.
"From the very beginning, innovation and our employees have been the keys to our success," said Mustang CEO Bob Askew. "Everyone at Mustang is committed to our guiding philosophy of saving lives for a living and producing top quality flotation and hypothermia protection products."
From its early roots, with a handful of employees in a small facility, Mustang Survival has grown to have more than 400 employees in the U.S. and Canada. It has manufacturing facilities in Elizabeth, W.V. and Richmond, British Columbia, as well as offices in Bellingham, Wash.
