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Atlantis Wrist / Vest Lanyard These old favorite lanyards have
been redesigned so that they clip apart to be used as a wrist or vest lanyard.
They're the perfect lanyard to replace your factory one,and they float. They
come with our one hand easy glide slider for perfect fit for everyone. Color: Orange / Black Fits: All Polaris / Kawasaki / Tiger Shark Honda pwc models |
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