Snapit standard drink holders are made of heavy durable white polyethylene. Holds one drink or you can swing out the nested holder to accommodate two drinks.
The new eco-friendly Rule Mate pump is a fully automated bilge pump featuring solid state water sensing technology to eliminate a separate float switch.
When carried with a Type Approved Smoke Signal, Transport Canada recognizes that an electronic visual distress signal device (eVDSD) can be carried instead of flares or a watertight flashlight if the eVDSD has been accepted by the United States Coast Guard.
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°.
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.
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