Marine-Tex, the legendary high-strength repair compound designed for filling, bonding and rebuilding wood, fiberglass, ceramic, glass, metal, masonry and many plastics.
Element HyperVision 1.2 megahertz sonar technology, turns up the resolution of DownVision, SideVision, and RealVision 3D to a new level of precision imaging and fish identification
Size 13 SWG to 19 SWG English-made by hand, and will not cut sail twine. These triangular shank needles open a larger hole in the fabric which cuts down on chafe problems when pulling a long length of twine through the sail again and again.
The innovative QuickTrim self tailer allows sailors to easily and safely ease line tension to make minor sail trim adjustments without having to remove the winch handle
The all-new SpeedPuck. A simple GPS speedometer created for sailing. The SpeedPuck has big numbers that are easy to read, and it can be installed very quickly. It gives you speed accuracy of ±0.1 knots and a heading resolution of 1°.
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