This has been described as the best blue water sailor's knife available. They are often strapped to the side of a companionway ladder, keeping the Knife kit convenient to the cabin and the cockpit.
Primocon is an anticorrosive primer for underwater metal surfaces including hulls, running gear, and the lower units of outboards and InBoard/OutBoard`s.
The classic oval outdoor bulkhead light. This superb quality light is hand-made in Italy by Foresti & Suardi from robust pressure die-cast solid brass.
Complete chain grip kit, ready to use. Ensures safe anchoring by easing the tension on a 3/8" anchor chain and protects the boat by reducing the chain chafe on the rub rail and roller chock.
Panel front is IP66 when mounted with the gasket in place - protected against powerful water jets. Includes a 15A circuit breaker switch and a pre-wired harness with dual USB and a 12V Charging Socket. Also, it has a Mini OLED Voltmeter and the integrated circuit breaker prevents a parasitic draw.
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