PWC Slings

The date was the summer of 1955 and the Vincent Motorcycle Company marketed the propeller-driven 200cc Amanda Water Scooter. A few years later a Southern California inventor Clayton Jacobson II built the first known standup Jet-Ski model. Jacobson’s aluminum-hulled, rigid-hand pole unit morphed into a sit-down craft in the process of his collaboration with snowmobile manufacturer Bombardier, primarily due to the Bombardier engine. Jacobson continued development of the standup, but was not able to take his ideas to market as long as Bombardier retained the rights. When Bombardier pulled out of the market, Jacobson went straight to Kawasaki. Jacobson prototype was by this time fiberglass and sported his patented pivoting hand pole and the now-famous self-righting ability. Kawasaki and Jacobson clicked this time, and the Kawasaki Jet Ski®, the first commercially successful PWC was born.
Over the years, PWC's have changed from short lightweight stand up models to 12', 4 passenger, screaming fast, floating couches. But what is amazing is that the PWC lifting slings have not evolved with the new huge PWCs. That is until Prohoists developed one of the largest, longest and strongest PWC slings on the market. The 1500 lb pwc sling with its super strong 2” wide and 4’ long polyester web straps (one of the longest in the market) offers more stability for longer hulls.Prohoists offers several models to fit the original short lightweight jet skis of the 1980's or the latest model PWC's. Prohoists slings fit Kawasaki Jet Ski, Seadoo, Yamaha waverunner, and Honda. Of course all of Prohoists slings are Rubber coated for your PWC protection.
Compare the Prohoists PWC sling to others and you will soon find out not only is it one of the strongest slings, but also one of the best priced! So mosey on over to www.prohoists.com or to www.shipsinaday.com and check out this and all the great products there. If you are a distributor or want to be one go to www.AHIdistribution.com and get wholesale prices.