CLASSIC BOAT SAFETY KIT

ClassicBoatSafetyKit

November 27, 2020

Everything you need for your personal watercraft.

Features: 

  • – The Fox 40 Classic Boat Safety Kit™ provides the minimum safety requirements for any personal watercraft
  • – Storage friendly, with contents that can easily be repacked into the bailer
  • – The innovative contoured design of the bailer makes it easy to grip and use in an emergency
  • – Bailer lid includes important safety tips as well as an internal reflective surface for signalling in an emergency
  • – Complies with Coast Guard equipment requirements

 

Where to Buy: 

Riggine Shoppe

Steveston Marine & Hardware

Binnacle

Visit C.C. Marine Distributors for a list of Canadian Retailers

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