It consists of a husky stainless steel bracket and clamp and a 4-1/2" long nylon coated aluminum cleat. It easily mounts to 7/8" or 1" diameter stanchion or rails with the included hose clamp.
Designed for the professional mariner. Built on a revolutionary 3D chassis, the Elite stays put at high speeds, and lets you move the way you want and need to. Provides 28 lbs. buoyancy with automatic Hydrostatic inflation.
This small 30 mm diameter snatch block has an easy to use mechanism for opening and closing the cheeks making it a perfect choice for any small boat application where attaching and releasing from a control line is important.
The Davis Vantage Pro2 weather station is a research-grade weather station that provides professional-grade data for weather enthusiasts, researchers, growers, and weather professionals.
This VHF features a built-in internal GPS and a Class B AIS with transmit and receive capabilities that allow you to see and be seen by nearby AIS-equipped vessels.
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