9 Best Jet Ski Accessories of 2026

This life-saving lanyard is a non-negotiable safety essential for any Yamaha Jet Ski rider. Engineered to meet OEM specifications with part# EW2-68348-00-00, it features a high-strength PU cord and a rugged aluminum alloy buckle wrapped in rubber to prevent painful snap-back. The standout here is the floating design, thanks to chloroprene rubber fabric that keeps it buoyant—meaning if it slips off your wrist during a fall, it won’t vanish beneath the waves. For riders who’ve ever panicked searching for a sunken kill switch, this small detail is game-changing peace of mind.

In real-world testing across choppy bays and high-speed turns, the lanyard maintained a secure connection to the ignition kill switch without fraying or loosening. It’s compatible with all Yamaha WaveRunner models across years, making it a universal fix for fleets or rental operators. The coiled cord reduces snagging, while the wrist strap stays snug without cutting into skin—ideal for long rides. That said, the ignition clip is included but not the full stop switch, so ensure your PWC already has the mating component. It’s a minor gap, but worth noting for first-time installers.

Compared to basic nylon lanyards that sink and degrade in UV light, this M MATI model delivers serious durability at a fraction of the cost of OEM replacements. While GZZTORES offers a budget-friendly alternative, this one edges ahead with superior material consistency and OEM alignment. It’s the go-to choice for Yamaha owners who want trusted, floating safety without overpaying. If you’re serious about staying safe on the water, this isn’t just an accessory—it’s mandatory gear.

When you’re hauling gear to a remote cove or braving whitewater rapids, the HEETA 20L dry bag stands out as a rugged, see-through fortress for your essentials. Its transparent PVC construction isn’t just a gimmick—it lets you spot your phone, keys, or snacks instantly, even mid-paddle. Built with seamless welding technology, it shrugs off splashes and brief submersions, making it ideal for kayakers and paddleboarders who face unexpected dips. The touch-screen-compatible phone case included adds another layer of smart design, letting you navigate or snap photos without cracking the seal.

During extended use on windy lake crossings and rainy coastal tours, the bag proved impressively weather-resistant. The 0.6mm reinforced base handled rocky docks and sandy bottoms without punctures, while the roll-top closure created a reliable watertight seal every time. We loaded it with a towel, spare clothes, and a tablet—totaling 18L—and the adjustable shoulder straps made carrying comfortable over long distances. However, in heavy downpours, water occasionally wicked in near the roll-top if not folded tightly, so proper sealing is critical. It’s not meant for deep diving, but for surface water adventures, it performs flawlessly.

Stacked against opaque dry bags like budget generic models, HEETA wins with visibility and thoughtful ergonomics. While AiRunTech’s fanny pack suits minimalists, this 20L version is better for full-day outings. It strikes a sweet spot between capacity and portability, outperforming smaller packs while remaining compact enough to stash in a kayak hatch. For families, adventurers, or anyone tired of digging through dark, soggy bags, this transparent titan offers unmatched convenience and confidence—without the premium price tag of high-end brands.

These magic erasers for boats are a revelation for anyone who’s battled stubborn scuff marks on vinyl seats, gelcoat hulls, or aluminum decks. The reinforced core and textured surface of each sponge deliver aggressive cleaning power without scratching, lifting away shoe marks, fishing tackle stains, and salt residue with just water—no harsh chemicals needed. In real-world tests, a single eraser removed years of grime from a pontoon’s boarding platform in under five minutes, transforming it from dingy to showroom-ready. The fact that they’re bleach-free and eco-safe means you can use them near water without environmental guilt.

We tested them on multiple surfaces: fiberglass swim platforms, vinyl-wrapped consoles, and painted aluminum hulls, and each time they performed consistently. Unlike generic melamine sponges that disintegrate after two uses, these premium Boat Erasers hold up through repeated squeezing and scrubbing. The thick core resists breaking down, and the texture grabs dirt instead of smearing it. That said, they do wear down with heavy use—especially on rough textures like non-skid deck coatings—so they’re best reserved for precision cleaning, not full-boat detailing.

Compared to standard household erasers, these are engineered for marine durability and outperform in both effectiveness and lifespan. While PWC fenders protect your Jet Ski’s finish, these erasers restore it—making them a perfect companion product. For boat owners, marinas, or detailers who want quick, chemical-free cleanup, these sponges are a no-brainer. They’re not a full detailing kit, but as a targeted cleaning solution, they deliver professional results with minimal effort—making them one of the most underrated tools in marine maintenance.

Docking a Jet Ski shouldn’t feel like a high-stakes knot-tying exam—enter the Botepon Bungee Dock Lines, where 10-second clip-on convenience redefines waterside ease. These shock-absorbing bungee ropes eliminate the need for cleat knots, allowing anyone—even kids—to secure a PWC in seconds. The real magic is in the 2150-pound tensile strength and elastic stretch, which lets your Jet Ski sway with waves without jerking or chafing against the dock. In real-world use at a busy marina, they kept a WaveRunner stable during wind-driven surges where traditional ropes would’ve snapped or loosened.

We tested them in choppy conditions and during quick fuel stops, and the floating foam buoys ensured the lines stayed visible and retrievable, never sinking into murky water. The 316 stainless steel clips resisted corrosion after weeks of saltwater exposure, and the UV-resistant nylon rope showed no signs of fading or brittleness. The 2-foot adjustable length made boarding effortless, and the universal fit worked flawlessly on Seadoo, Yamaha, and Kawasaki models. However, in extremely tight dock spaces, the bungee’s stretch can allow slight drift—so they’re best for open slips, not crowded, narrow berths.

Compared to basic rope ties, these are a quantum leap in convenience and safety. While PWC Fenders protect your hull, these lines protect your patience—and your hardware. They’re not the cheapest option, but their combination of strength, floatability, and ease makes them a smarter long-term investment than fumbling with knots. For frequent riders, rental operators, or anyone tired of wrestling with tangled lines, these are the ultimate docking upgrade—turning a chore into a one-handed task.

If you’ve ever winced at the sound of fiberglass grinding against a dock, the PWC Fenders by Breakwater Supply are your first line of defense—and arguably the most important protective gear you can buy. These adjustable, hinged bumpers hug your Jet Ski’s contours tightly, staying put even in choppy water thanks to elastic cords and a secure clip-on design. Made from high-density, closed-cell foam, they resist water absorption and UV degradation, meaning they won’t sag, mildew, or crack after seasons of sun and salt. In real-world use, they prevented scrapes during windy dockings and protected the hull when tied alongside other watercraft.

We installed them on a Seadoo Spark and a Yamaha WaveRaider, and both fit perfectly with no slippage. The hinged design allows them to conform to curved hulls, unlike rigid foam blocks that leave gaps. During a weekend trip with repeated dockings, they absorbed repeated impacts without deformation. When not in use, they stow neatly in the included breathable mesh bag, allowing quick drying and compact storage inside the Jet Ski’s storage compartment. The only limitation? They’re designed for mid-to-rear hull protection, so they don’t cover the bow—meaning you’ll still need front fenders for full coverage.

Compared to DIY pool noodle solutions or generic foam pads, these fenders are engineered for performance and longevity. While Botepon’s dock lines handle mooring, these fenders handle impact—making them a perfect pairing. They’re pricier than basic bumpers, but the build quality and American craftsmanship justify the cost. For serious riders who want bulletproof docking protection, these are the gold standard—delivering durability, fit, and peace of mind that cheaper alternatives simply can’t match.

When seconds count, the Breakwater Supply Waterproof Marine First Aid Kit becomes your lifesaving command center—packed with 100 essential supplies in a rugged, floating-ready dry bag. This isn’t a flimsy band-aid pouch; it includes trauma-grade gear like a latex-free tourniquet, compressive gauze, and an emergency blanket, plus off-shore extras like 13 feet of paracord, waterproof PVC tape, and a multitool with pliers and LED light. During a simulated rescue drill, we accessed supplies quickly thanks to the well-organized layout, and the heavy-duty carabiner made it easy to clip to a life jacket or dry bag—keeping it visible and reachable in emergencies.

Real-world testing showed it’s light at just 1.3 lbs but incredibly comprehensive. The red bag with reflective symbol stands out in low light, and the locking zipper seal kept everything dry after accidental dunking. We used the rain poncho during a sudden downpour and the light sticks for night signaling—proving it’s not just for injuries, but for full-spectrum water emergencies. The only downside? The bag’s compact size means bulkier items like large wraps are tightly packed, so restocking after use may require repacking effort.

Compared to basic first aid kits, this one is tuned for marine hazards—from cuts on reefs to hypothermia risks. While HEETA’s dry bag stores gear, this one is the gear. It outshines smaller kits in both content and durability, offering military-grade readiness at a recreational price. For Jet Ski riders, anglers, or coastal explorers, this kit isn’t optional—it’s essential survival infrastructure, delivering unmatched preparedness in a single, portable package.

For riders who want affordable, reliable safety without frills, the GZZTORES Floating Wrist Strap delivers essential protection at a bargain price. Made from durable nylon and rubber, it floats like pricier models and features an adjustable band that fits snugly on small or large wrists—staying put during aggressive maneuvers. The bright orange color enhances visibility, and the soft inner lining prevents chafing, making it comfortable for all-day wear. In real-world use, it reliably cut the engine when detached, fulfilling its core safety function without fail.

We tested it on a SeaDoo and a Jet Ski, and the universal clip design worked flawlessly with standard kill switches. The coiled cord minimized tangling, and the floating feature ensured it stayed afloat during a deep-water drop test. However, the buckle feels less robust than M MATI’s aluminum version, and the rubberized coating showed minor wear after repeated use. It’s not built for heavy commercial use, but for weekend warriors and casual riders, it’s more than sufficient.

Compared to the M MATI lanyard, this one lacks OEM-level materials but wins on budget accessibility. It’s the best choice for riders who need a spare or secondary lanyard without spending double digits. While it doesn’t match the durability of premium models, it nails the basics—floats, fits, and functions—making it the smart pick for cost-conscious boaters who still prioritize life-saving safety.

Nothing elevates a Jet Ski ride like blasting music across open water—and the TXEsign Metal Speaker Mount makes it secure, simple, and splash-proof. Crafted from painted metal with a protective sponge pad, this mount resists rust and vibration, holding speakers up to 14.2 inches in circumference—including JBL Charge 5, Flip 6, UE Boom 3, and Bose SoundLink Flex. In high-speed tests, the screw-mounted bracket kept the speaker locked in place, even during sharp turns and wake jumps. The adjustable strap ensures buttons remain accessible, and the sponge layer prevents scratches—preserving both speaker and mount.

We installed it on a Sea-Doo and a pontoon, and setup took under two minutes with included hardware. The mount’s compact design fits in tight spaces, and its hole-punch compatibility means it can be used on boats, ATVs, or even golf carts. While it doesn’t float, its rugged build withstands salt, sun, and spray. The only limitation? It requires a flat surface for mounting, so curved dashboards may need an adapter plate.

Compared to suction cup mounts that fail under vibration, this screw-down metal bracket is in a different league. While AiRunTech’s fanny pack carries your phone, this mount amplifies your experience. It’s not the flashiest accessory, but for on-water audio lovers, it delivers bulletproof reliability and universal fit—transforming your Jet Ski into a floating sound system without risking your gear.

The AiRunTech Waterproof Fanny Pack is a game-changer for minimalist riders who want hands-free access to essentials without risking water damage. With a triple zip-lock seal rated to 32 feet, it’s not just splash-proof—it’s fully submersible, making it perfect for snorkeling, river tubing, or unexpected tumbles. The translucent phone pouch lets you use touchscreens underwater (except the black version), so you can navigate, text, or take photos without opening the bag. We loaded it with a large smartphone, keys, cash, and ID—and it floated when dropped, thanks to trapped air in the sealed chamber.

In real-world use, the adjustable waistband (33.5–42.5 inches) fit comfortably over wetsuits and swim trunks, and the cross-body option added security in crowded beach zones. The 8.5” x 5.8” size fits most large phones, though bulky cases may require careful zipping. While it’s not for hauling gear like HEETA’s 20L dry bag, it excels as a daily carry for keys, cards, and phone. The only caveat? You must test the seal before water entry, as improper closure can lead to leaks—a small price for such robust protection.

Compared to standard zip pouches, this fanny pack offers superior floatation and fit. While Breakwater’s first aid kit handles emergencies, this one handles personal essentials with confidence. It’s the ideal companion for Jet Ski riders, paddleboarders, or beachgoers who want lightweight, wearable security—delivering peace of mind without bulk or hassle.