🔵 Kwik Tek ULTIMATE LANYARD: Blue/Silver for PWCs, One Size (UL-3) - High-Quality Safety Accessory Review

Item arrived on time and looked good. The main complaint I had that got in the way of a 5 star rating was that I couldn't easily remove extra keys. After 20 minutes and a lot of effort I was able to bend the clip (beneath the rubber foam) while holding the loop on one end so I could remove the keys I didn't need. The company should ship all keys in a small pouch and add the ability to easily undo the loop to attach the desired key.

I plan to attach one to my life jacket and the other to my wife. We often ride in addition to our friends' own jet skis, so having four different keys is great. I'll probably mark one for our PWC with nail polish so I can find it easier. Each key is engraved so you know where it goes. Y=Yamaha, H=Honda, S=Seadoo. The fourth key has KPTW for Kawasaki/Polaris/Tigershark. I don't know what the W stands for, maybe a wet bike?

Worked great. BTW I pushed back the styrofoam, undid the clip to take out all the different keys and left the key ring. Then I re-tightened the yoke, put the styrofoam on top and put the key I wanted on the key ring. Now I can change keys when needed and don't have extra keys on my lanyard. If I had any complaints - it's longer than the factory. So when I got off the jet ski I was still connected and it was still working. But it seems like it does an amazing job for a low price.

The thing itself is excellent. The delivery was fast and it was exactly what I needed. However, when I first took it to the lake, part of the clip somehow detached from my life jacket and the whole thing started to sink. never seen again Am I under the impression that an item to be used in water should float? my fault. If it hadn't gone down like a rock I would have given 5 stars. Jet Logic products will continue to be my favorites but will obviously need to add some sort of floating device…

I used this on my 1997 Superjet summer 2019 and summer 2020. I only needed the Yamaha sheet so I cut the rest off. It worked great. The stitching on the strap was beginning to unravel, forcing me to mend the stitching as it would otherwise have decayed. Also, the plastic clip that attaches to the Velcro on the wrist broke when dropped - no problem. Except that it burst when the tongue tore out of the ski and the elastic part of the line flew into the water. When I swam to him, he was already…

Not used yet but all keys are torn off as I programmed an emergency switch on the sea-foo DESS chip. Luckily they already had a stainless steel key ring that I could put the DESS switch key in. Everything seems to be of good quality except for the stitching. Which worries me. My old strap was the same brand and style and lasted over 10 years, but I noticed that the velcro stitching is only 3 rows compared to 5 rows on my old model. It might mean nothing, or it might not last long. I don't know…