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The Garmin 10.5 inch Lanyard
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| Recent reviews for this item: |  |
| Steve, February 14, 2012 |
| These are the only super durable lanyards I've found that
you didn't have to order a custom order and get a minimum
of 500. They are made out of the same material seatbelts
are made out of and can withstand outdoor rugged conditions
and punishment endured during Fish and Wildlife stream
surveys (hiking rafting in all conditions) | |
| Steve, November 22, 2011 |
| I can't find these high quality durable lanyards anywhere.
Garmin doesn't carry them anymore. The field work we do
for Washington Dept of Fish and Wildlife requires durable
materials and this product does it. | |
| John, March 8, 2011 |
| Does its job well. Always, always use one of these as a
backup safety for your gps. If your primary attachment
(carabiner clip or handlebar mount) gets bumped loose, your
gps will get dropped unless you have this lanyard attached.
Very good safety device. | |
| Chris, March 7, 2011 |
| Shipped very fast! | |
