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Atlantis Pro Floating Wrist/jacket Tethercord/lanyard (red) on 2040-parts.com

US $21.95
Location:

Denver, CO, United States

Denver, CO, United States
Condition:New Brand:ATLANTIS ENTERPRISES Manufacturer Part Number:A7453PFW Part Brand:ATLANTIS UPC:Does not apply

ATLANTIS PRO FLOATING WRIST/JACKET TETHERCORD/LANYARD (RED)

SKU: A7453PFW

  • Made of marine grade webbing, neoprene, and Velcro material
  • Can either be used as a wrist or jacket attachment
  • Whistle attaches, detaches quickly and is included
  • Stays secure under the most strenuous riding conditions

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