The Beginner's Guide to Docking A Boat - Overton's

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DOCK SHOCK 40IN

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Easily suspend your craft away from the dock with Dockmate mooring arms. Universal-joint dock attachments allow each arm to freely move up and down, so the craft can safely ride the tidal action. Durable 6' long fiberglass arms with double-braided ropes prevent the craft from moving about and conveniently pivot onto dock when not in use. The mooring system includes two double-braided nylon lines with stainless steel snaps, two cleats, and all stainless steel mounting hardware.

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The Dock Shock kit contains (2) shocks to attach to your boat or pontoon to make docking a breeze! The heavy duty shock cord eliminates damaging jolts to your boat and dock caused by the wind and other boats. The hook end doubles as a loop to slide through a cleat, slide over a dock post, or clip to your boat. Works great on pontoons!.

Dock Shock 40in

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SeaSucker Horizontal Rod Holders give you more rod, gaff, or boat hook storage along your gunwales. Instead of holding your rods straight up and down, these hold your rods horizontally. The 4.5 SeaSuckers mount them securely on your side walls, gunwales, or even on the inside of your SUV for getting gear to the boat. A rubber insert holds multiple rods criss-crossed between the units, topped off with a solid velcro-backed strap to keep everything in place.

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