Onyx A-33 In-Sight Re-Arm Kit
$26.28
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An Onyx A-33 In-Sight re-arm kit keeps your inflatable life jacket ready for the water after each deployment. Whether you're running coastal or inland, a single CO2 inflation is a one-time event—the cylinder gets spent and must be swapped out before your jacket is mission-ready again. This kit gives you everything needed to restore your Onyx automatic life jacket to full readiness: a fresh 33-gram CO2 cylinder fitted with a Halkey-Roberts bayonet assembly, a water-soluble bobbin, and straightforward rearming instructions.
If you own an Onyx In-Sight or similar Onyx automatic inflatable, keeping a rearming kit on hand is basic seamanship. It's also smart to buy an extra kit before your first trip out—use it to practice arming and disarming your jacket on dry land so you know exactly how it works when the moment matters. Familiarity breeds confidence, and confidence keeps you safe.
Always consult your life jacket's owner's manual for the correct procedure to initially arm the cylinder and to re-arm after inflation. Proper maintenance and a clear understanding of your gear's operation are non-negotiable on the water.
What's Included
- 33-gram CO2 cylinder with Halkey-Roberts bayonet assembly
- Water-soluble bobbin
- Rearming instructions
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I reuse my inflatable life jacket after it inflates?
Yes. The jacket itself is reusable—you just need to replace the CO2 cylinder before you head out again. That's what the rearming kit is for.
What's the Halkey-Roberts bayonet assembly?
It's the connection mechanism on the CO2 cylinder that attaches to your Onyx life jacket. This kit includes a cylinder already fitted with that assembly so installation is straightforward.
Should I buy more than one rearming kit?
Yes—Onyx recommends purchasing an extra kit to practice arming and disarming your life jacket before you rely on it in actual conditions. Dry-land practice eliminates surprises and builds your confidence in the system.
Do I need to read the manual?
Absolutely. Always consult your life jacket's owner's manual for the correct initial arming procedure and re-arming steps after inflation. Proper setup is critical to safety.
