Swim/Trailer Bow Bridle
A bow bridle offers essential daily functionality while serving as a crucial safety device on the water.
Safety: In the event your jet ski becomes disabled, swimming it to safer waters can be challenging, especially when pushing from behind. This method is not only inefficient but also dangerous, as waves can push the ski over you. Pulling the ski by the bow is the safest approach, but the bow eye only accommodates two fingers, making it difficult to maintain a secure grip. With a bow bridle attached, you can comfortably pull the ski, releasing the bridle quickly if necessary, without risking injury to your fingers. Being prepared with a bow bridle means you won’t have to waste valuable time tying a rope in an emergency.
Additionally, when using the Bump Ski RIB on your PWC, a bow bridle helps prevent the trailer strap hook from damaging your Bump Ski. Depending on your trailer and the adjustability of the winch, selecting the correct bridle size is important.
For those with an installed Bump Ski, it’s recommended to adjust the winch location on the trailer to accommodate the collar. This is also an excellent opportunity to balance the trailer for optimal performance.
A bow bridle offers essential daily functionality while serving as a crucial safety device on the water.
Safety: In the event your jet ski becomes disabled, swimming it to safer waters can be challenging, especially when pushing from behind. This method is not only inefficient but also dangerous, as waves can push the ski over you. Pulling the ski by the bow is the safest approach, but the bow eye only accommodates two fingers, making it difficult to maintain a secure grip. With a bow bridle attached, you can comfortably pull the ski, releasing the bridle quickly if necessary, without risking injury to your fingers. Being prepared with a bow bridle means you won’t have to waste valuable time tying a rope in an emergency.
Additionally, when using the Bump Ski RIB on your PWC, a bow bridle helps prevent the trailer strap hook from damaging your Bump Ski. Depending on your trailer and the adjustability of the winch, selecting the correct bridle size is important.
For those with an installed Bump Ski, it’s recommended to adjust the winch location on the trailer to accommodate the collar. This is also an excellent opportunity to balance the trailer for optimal performance.
A bow bridle offers essential daily functionality while serving as a crucial safety device on the water.
Safety: In the event your jet ski becomes disabled, swimming it to safer waters can be challenging, especially when pushing from behind. This method is not only inefficient but also dangerous, as waves can push the ski over you. Pulling the ski by the bow is the safest approach, but the bow eye only accommodates two fingers, making it difficult to maintain a secure grip. With a bow bridle attached, you can comfortably pull the ski, releasing the bridle quickly if necessary, without risking injury to your fingers. Being prepared with a bow bridle means you won’t have to waste valuable time tying a rope in an emergency.
Additionally, when using the Bump Ski RIB on your PWC, a bow bridle helps prevent the trailer strap hook from damaging your Bump Ski. Depending on your trailer and the adjustability of the winch, selecting the correct bridle size is important.
For those with an installed Bump Ski, it’s recommended to adjust the winch location on the trailer to accommodate the collar. This is also an excellent opportunity to balance the trailer for optimal performance.