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Airhead® Heavy Duty Tow Harness - Model AHTH-2

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  • 5000 lb tensile strength setup
  • Connects quickly to boat with two metal clips
  • Strong enough for skiers, wakeboarders, even four-person towables
  • Heavy duty Kwik Connect
  • 6'' float keeps Kwik Connect end on top of the water
  • 12' long- fits pontoons and other larger boats

A great harness to safely pull family and friends on skis, wakeboards, tubes, or other towables around the lake all day long. With a 5,000 lb tensile strength, this harness can even handle large four person towables. Clips simply to your boat thanks to its two 5,000 lb tensile [Read More]

   
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  • 5000 lb tensile strength setup
  • Connects quickly to boat with two metal clips
  • Strong enough for skiers, wakeboarders, even four-person towables
  • Heavy duty Kwik Connect
  • 6'' float keeps Kwik Connect end on top of the water
  • 12' long- fits pontoons and other larger boats

A great harness to safely pull family and friends on skis, wakeboards, tubes, or other towables around the lake all day long. With a 5,000 lb tensile strength, this harness can even handle large four person towables. Clips simply to your boat thanks to its two 5,000 lb tensile strength metal clip-style hooks. Connection is just as easy at the other end, thanks to the heavy duty Kwik-Connect connector. The 6'' float keeps the Kwik-Connect on top of the water, away from the boat's propeller. 12 feet long to fit pontoons and larger boats as well. Rope is yellow and red for easy visibility.

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This will absolutely center behind your boat. The only disadvatage is that when a skier goes to one side or the other it does not allow the center point to move causing all the pull to remain on one side of the transom or the other. I would recommend one that allows free movement of the center piece on the rope to allow equal pressure on the transom tie downs. Hope this helps.
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