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Snubber PULL w/Rope - Black

SKU 102365·Fender Accessories
$31.99

PULL with Rope - BlackSnubber PULL is a comfortable handling strap for a rowboat or any small vessel. Securely attach the rope in a few seconds. Use the handling strap also to ease the docking of a larger vessel. The ...

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PULL with Rope - Black

Snubber PULL is a comfortable handling strap for a rowboat or any small vessel. Securely attach the rope in a few seconds. Use the handling strap also to ease the docking of a larger vessel. The loop can be wrapped around a boat railing or a cleat in seconds, allowing you to pull or stabilize the boat. If you want to extend a pulling rope’s length, Snubber PULL can be tied to any other rope. Snubber PULL is also a handy tool for other uses, such as lifting heavy bags.

Features:

  • Elastic material allows a firm grip
  • Does not leave marks or clunk around the boat
  • Finnish quality product – Designed and manufactured in Finland
  • Quick simple attachment
  • Securely attach the rope in a few seconds
  • The loop can be wrapped around a boat railing or a cleat in seconds

Applications:

  • A firm grip ease the docking of a vessel
  • Lifting heavy bags & material
  • Suitable for docking small boats such as row boats and jet skis
  • Ease the docking of larger vessels

Specifications:

  • The loop is made out of high quality 10mm Robline polyester rope
  • Full length: (inch) 51 / (cm) 130

*Sold as an Individual

BrandThe Snubber
SKU102365
UPC6430078580106
TypeFender Accessories
Weight0.5 lb

Good to know

  • Genuine The Snubber product from an authorized dealer.
  • Ships from US distribution.
  • Questions about fit or installation? Contact us before you order.

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