Gen 6 - Ride Safer Travel Vest (ETA End Nov 2026)
Gen 6 - Ride Safer Travel Vest (ETA End Nov 2026)
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PRE-ORDER NOTICE
- Latest Update: Products past Singapore customs, pending receipt and inventory checks. Preorder customers can prepare to receive first hand by December 2026.
- No refunds upon order confirmation. Clients take full responsibility to read and know stocks are not immediately available.
Introducing Generation 6 RideSafer Travel Vest
The manufacturer, Safe Traffic System, has been working very hard for the past year to bring Gen 5 RideSafer Travel Vests to early compliance with FMVSS 213b. The amended standard that applies to harnesses will go into full effect on December 5, 2026.
To stay within compliance with the new testing, labeling, instruction manual and customer registration requirements, they needed to make a substantial number of changes, so they decided to launch the new products as Generation 6 (Gen 6).
DIFFERENCES BETWEEN GEN 5 AND GEN 6
The RideSafer Gen 5 and Gen 6 travel vests are structurally almost identical and pass the same safety standards (FMVSS 213). The primary differences are the updated weight and height requirements printed on the vest labels to meet newer federal standards and a switch from metal to durable polycarbonate belt guides.
| Size | Gen 5 | Gen 6 |
| Extra Small Vest | 10 - 18kg | 12 - 17.9kg |
| Small Vest | 15 - 25kg | 13.6 - 29.5kg |
| Large Vest | 22 - 36.3kg | 29.5 - 36.3kg |
| Extra Large | 36 - 50kg | 36.3 - 54.4kg |
Key Differences with Latest Updates:
- Ultralight Design: Weighs less than 600g, making it ideal for taxi travel and school bus runs.
- Longer Shoulder Straps & Adjustable Fit: Longer shoulder straps provide a better fit for taller children. It also features an extended front Velcro area and a crotch belt adjustable to 3 different lengths.
- Durability Upgrades: Uses Velcro with unbrushed loops and plastic hooks to prevent pilling, plus a durable inner lining that matches the exterior.
- Sun Protection: Tether hooks include neoprene covers to prevent them from overheating in the sun.
- Safety & Materials: Certified to US crash test standards (FMVSS 213a/213b) with built-in energy management and a breathable mesh design.
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