Mounting Hardware Kit

The HSA Mount Kit is engineered to aid in a seamless interface between PWC and rescue board.  Historically, PWC manufacturers have never designed or engineered the craft sterns to accommodate rescue boards.  Our extensive time on the water has identified basic wear issues and we have created a range of anchoring hardware and abrasion-resistant plastic to combat potential wear areas.  A properly rigged rescue board using a strategically placed mt. kit will greatly reduce wear and tear on the PWC, on the rescue board and provide a smoother ride for both operators and payload.

Please include the YEAR, MAKE & MODEL of your intended PWC in the notes section at checkout.  Check out our video below for this installation!

Fin Belt

In dynamic water conditions you’re at a huge disadvantage without swim fins. Having swim fins on your person and easily accessible is critical. The HSA fin belts not only provide you access to your swim fins at the push of a plastic clip, but also allow you to carry dive mask, utility knife and other tools collectively. Beach guards find these belts invaluable for day to day beach operations.

Last Chance Tail

Last Chance Tail for recuse board attachment. Allows someone an added reach to grab onto when trying to get onto the board.

Hatch & Seat Straps

The HSA Lanyard is a premium designed lanyard to replace the stock manufacturer’s lanyard.  The HSA lanyard has a durable wrist leash with velcro closure, the option to clip onto either your wrist leash or a PFD, and a high-tone whistle.  We recommend using your stock lanyard as a safety/emergency lanyard.  Check out our video for installation!

Quick Release Assembly

The HSA Quick Release is designed to allow the operator to deploy anything attached to the quick release effortlessly and immediately. Be it a tow surfing rope or vessel in distress, with one quick tug, the operator is able to cut away the attached item in an instant.  Check out our video for this installation!

Braided Tow Handle

Inside diameter is considerably smaller than a water ski handle. Designed to greatly reduce the potential of an arm, leg or head entrapment. Grip is extra cushy, EVA rubber that reduces hand & finger fatigue. The braided handle is the same as 12” handle with added 5’ textured leader, so that you can tell by feel exactly when the handle is nearing you. Additionally, this allows you to change rope lengths with one rope.

Additional information

The Hybrid

A marriage of the old School and the Cushy (retired) to give you the best of both worlds and our recommended “go-to” rope.

Bow Tow Rope

The HSA Bow Tow Rope (BTR) is designed to be attached to the bow eye of your PWC.  The BTR is 18’ of high visibility yellow braid, 1 1/4″ thick in hand and rated at 5500 lbs. of pull strength.  It is suggested to store in your front hatch when not in use.  Aside from being used as a tow line when your PWC is in distress, the BTR also aids in tying off to a cleat at the dock or rafting up with other offshore vessels or moorings.

The Fish Board

The largest Rescue Board in our line up. Dimensions 5″x48″x78″ Floating capacity is 400lbs. We have created this board with help from our PWC fishing friends with their safety and catch in mind.

The Standard

THE STANDARD, where it all began… first product introduced to the public, still in our line today. The “go to” board for rescue professionals

• Dims: 5”X38”X68”
• Float Capacity: 250 lbs
• Nimble enough to pivot in dynamic water conditions but not inhibit performance
• Small enough to sink the board  and wash a victim onto it
• Enough surface area to package a victim with grabber or carry a few boards to your surf destination

The Tow Board

Dimensions: 5″x42″ (widest point) x71″. Ultimate utility platform specific for tow surfing ability to load two boards side by side. Extra floatation/volume for chilling between sets. Elliptical outline. Tail and handle layout specificc for boarding while padding a tow or surfboard. Short rope tail.

The Cutter

Dimensions 5″x38″x74″ For those who want more cargo capacity such as sailboarders, divers and tow surfers who need more space for gear. Recommended for bigger body types (185lbs and over) and in cold water area’s where being high & dry reduces exposure