Kong Elastic Tether Double

Quality and strong. Well suit for sailing but also on a rocky mid-size fishing boat without railing and low gunwale.

As described.

I never plan to sail in big seas or foul weather. But sometimes the Gulf of Mexico has other plans. Staying in the boat is the best way to control your destiny. A tether that secures my life vest harness to the vessel keeps my wife and I secure even when conditions get sporty. Best of all, my harness and the Kong tether are comfortable, so I’m not tempted to skimp on safety.

Good solid feel and hooks work well. Haven't fully tested them, but I hope not to. :)

Overall great but the quick release can potentially be caught and release unintended. Consider your situation, it may affect your life. I did tug the strap out of the way, now it is a "release" only, not quick.Hooks work nicely going from point to point. No corrosion after 1000 miles on the ocean, I know that isn't much but that is how far I used it so far.

Clips appear to be very solid. Having 2 leads solves for being unclipped if you have to unclip and re-clip moving from one line to another. Also, the short lead is great if you are clipped in working close to something and don't want a lot of slack.

If you search online - this is one of the top rated international brands for safety. Was happy to be able to get this through Amazon at a great price

The Kong Tango latch was the safest option in an extensive review that I did after reading stories about sailors who died wearing tethers that failed!Search “safety tether” and deaths or fail and you’ll see.This tether and the Kong Tango clips were not prone to the deficiencies in many other popular tethers.Do your homework. I did and chose this. I bought two.