4' - 5' Ft Bungee Cord Rope Dock Lines Shock Absorb Boat Docking Stretches on 2040-parts.com
Miami, FL, United States
 4' - 5' Ft Bungee Cord Rope Dock Lines Shock Absorb Boat Docking Stretches AIRHEAD Bungee Dock Lines absorb shock to boats, cleats, docks, pylons and other hardware. The bungee cord is hidden inside the rope and acts as a built-in snubber. Two foam floats protect the boat from chafing. There’s a sliding adjustment at both ends for quick docking. Recommended for docking boats and PWC’s up to 4,000 pounds. Tensile strength is 2,150 pounds. Black/Blue/Red color scheme.
W:5.0 x L:8.0 x H:1.0 inches ; Weight: 0.4 pounds  |
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