Jet ski accessories for everything on the ski except the ski. A race lid, goggles and gloves for the rider; anchors, straps, fenders and a floating bung tool for the ramp and the trailer; dry bags and eskies for the gear; ropes and tubes for the crew. One page, sorted, built by a crew that rides.
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Jet ski accessories, sorted by where you use them
This is the kit that makes a ski day work: the gear you wear, the gear that lives in the ute, and the gear that keeps everything else dry. All of it is built for salt, sun, fuel splash and being stood on in a footwell, by a crew that rides. Start with the jacket. Every rider needs an AS 4758 approved jet ski life jacket at the level your state requires, Level 50S at minimum and high-vis Level 50 where the state says so, and the Australian life jacket regulations guide has the rule by state.
On the rider
The Vault Race Helmet is the lid: dual certified with DOT FMVSS 218 on the product, EPS Cone Head Technology, airprene liners that let the water out and stainless accents that shrug off salt, on the jet ski helmets page. Vault Vision race goggles and the OTG RX Vault for riders in glasses, both with 100% polarised lenses, and the H2O frameless goggles that float and drain. Gloves from the short-finger Vault race glove to the RX Airlite. RX Pro-Tech Leg Guards with an impact-resistant shell over energy-absorbing memory foam for the rider who goes big. Water shoes and neo boots for grip on a wet footwell, and floating sunnie retainers so the sunnies come home with you.
At the ramp and on the trailer
Sand, fluke, plough and folding grapnel jet ski anchors and fenders for beaching and rafting up. Strong Arm straps for hauling a mate back onto the sled after a rider-down, and bungee dock ties. The floating bung tool, because the bung is the one part of the ski you cannot afford to lose and the one part everyone does. The floating wristband lanyard clips to the ski before you start it. Wake, surf and tube ropes, the 1-4 Person Tube Rope rated to 1882 kg, and the Towable Bungee Cord to match.
Keeping gear dry, and the cans cold
Venture Dry Safe bags in 2L, 5L and 10L, the 50L Waterproof Backpack, the IP68 phone pouch and the Handle Bar Bag that straps to the ski, all on dry bags. The Venture Soft Esky and the Venture Cooler for the all-dayer, and the Back Rest Chilled Seat Bag that keeps the drinks cold and your back off the rear rail.
For the crew
Ski tubes and towables from the single-rider Whip to four-person rigs, Dog PFDs for the crew member who will not stay on shore, and decals for the hull. Most of it is universal fit across Sea-Doo, Yamaha and Kawasaki; where a product is model-specific, the product page says so. The cheapest accessory on this page is the one that stops you swimming after your ski.









































































































