sy goldberg

A lanyard is required for all of TOTAL DOLLAR high performance insurance policies.

BUP

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That is correct and a working lanyard is needed for a lot of insurance companies. For a very short story and somethings I can not talk about ---- about a week ago I was hired as 3 party to inspect a damaged boat and inspect for a proper working lanyard. It did NOT have a working lanyard and the insurance claim was denied.

Padraig

What if there is a working lanyard but operator was not wearing it and there was an accident the kill switch would have prevented?

Padraig

Nice Pair

This is what I use, as I put on my vest and sit down, I wrap this around my leg just above my knee. Left or right steering makes no difference just switch legs.
My arms and hands are free for operating the boat and controls. I love it compared to all the other options.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Wobble

Wear mine on my throttle wrist, the CG noticed last time I was stopped for a safety check. It was a short stop.

Double Rigged

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These are available on another site. I use them and they work great whether on the arm, wrist or ankle.

Wildman_grafix

That's what I use, habit now just like a seat belt. Don't even think about it.

outonsafari

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those would be way better and more practical than the t shirt or beer coozy ya get for an OSO membership, plus they promote safety, and have more than one use(banned for that one)

SB

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Look just like the below pic. Available Amazon Prime for $11.00-$13.00
Link: http://a.co/5AbZ7dM

Or the companies website $10.95 + $4-$5 shipping (all colors available here of course)
http://atlantisenterprises.com/pro-f...band-p-15.html

Tractionless

Have you seen the wireless lanyards? Nothing to worried about getting tangled up in. It's on my to-do list.
Also CG won't even stop ya if you have a pre-inspection decal. In FL CG Aux. Comes to wherever the boat is free of charge annually when requested by the owner.