Yamaha Outboard Replacement Engine Lanyard Review

I prefer not to have things on my boat that can break, get lost or otherwise fail or go missing. This is one of those spare parts that I think are important on board.

My #1 tip: Buy a heavy-duty float for your keys. Number 2, the test said the float is in the bucket with the key or something. If you couldn't do this and are looking for a spare key, this works great! Used to replace the key on a 1999 Yamaha jet ski.

You should have it, it does the job. I bought this as a spare for my boat in case A. I fell out and someone had to come back in the boat and pick me up, or B. the original one failed, broke etc as it's plastic and it's all in the sun the time. It does the job. This is a factory part, identical to the OEM.

This belt has a softer feel and a thicker feel. the key has softer edges and says 004. The tip also has reinforcement inside. I noticed that the biggest difference with crimping is a full crimp and the lanyard has a dimple where the crimp goes versus a cheap device where I removed the crimp to get rid of unnecessary keys. I would buy it again if I lose it again.