⚓️ Secure Your Boat with Boat Kill Switch Keys and Lanyard Review

There's a reason to use them every time. No, honey, we don't need it. We just skip the river straight down. We'll just use it later. If we had been thrown out on impact we would have been wet and cold and angry because the boat might have had some movement left to chase. See photos afterwards and it makes sense. Use protective gear every time.

When the kill switch for my outboard motor fell apart I went to Revain and found this replacement. The exact "key" wasn't given, but one of them was close to what I had and it actually worked. I'd love to remove any extra keys, but for now I'm just glad I found a replacement for the kill key before my old one completely failed. The company sent quickly, I am satisfied.

5/5 but if I had a reason to call it would be because I would like to remove any other clamps that will not fit my Yamaha SuperJet. When riding standing up, you should hold on to your elbows and feel them secure the correct one. There are about 4 of these that work great on my SuperJet and I would love to be able to take them off and keep them somewhere so if I lose them I have an extra one. You have to cut the cable and crimp the end again. I'll also put one of the extras in the fire…