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Snubber TWIST - Tar Black - Individual

SKU 102352·Fender Accessories
$89.99

TWIST - Tar Black - IndividualSnubber TWIST is a patented mooring compensator that absorbs the mooring line’s shocks and reduces the stress on your boat and the dock. Snubber products are made from carefully selected,...

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TWIST - Tar Black - Individual

Snubber TWIST is a patented mooring compensator that absorbs the mooring line’s shocks and reduces the stress on your boat and the dock. Snubber products are made from carefully selected, high-quality materials to last severe weather conditions. The products will not lose color or leave marks on your boat. All Snubber products are designed and made in Finland.

Features:

  • It fits different line types and diameters, including ties
  • Can be attached while the line is tied on both ends
  • Quick simple attachment and detachment
  • No need to attach the line permanently through the compensator
  • No need for loose clips
  • No rubber or metal material
  • Does not clunk around or leave marks on your boat

Applications:

  • It can be used for the anchor line
  • Motor and sailing boats
  • Optimal elasticity and fast recovery to original size and length to absorb shocks in docking

Specifications:

  • Designed for 1102 – 13200 lb or 500 – 6000 kg boats
  • Measurements: 542 x 55 x 54 mm
  • Weight: (lb) 0.83 / (g) 375
  • Color: Tar black

*Sold as an Individual

BrandThe Snubber
SKU102352
UPC6430078580007
TypeFender Accessories
Weight0.9 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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