Honda Aquatrax F12 R12 F12x R12x F-12 R-12 F-12x & Outboard Pro Floating Lanyard on 2040-parts.com
Brea, California, United States
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Our lanyards have been used by the pros for years. They are made of marine grade webbing, neoprene and Velcro material for strength, safety, and dependability. These lanyards will stay secure during the most strenuous riding, including racing. Can be used as a wrist lanyards, or unclip and use as a vest lanyard.our deluxe floating wrist band made from marine grade webbing, neoprene, and Velcro. It attaches easily to any clip lanyard and gives the rider a sense of security he has been looking for. Color BLACK / BLUE |
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