Four 10 x 28 inch inflatable fenders create a protective buffer along the hull during docking and mooring.
Help protect your boat from contact with docks, pilings, and other nearby surfaces with this four-piece marine fender set. Each inflatable bumper combines durable PVC construction, a four-sided ribbed exterior, and a center-hole design for practical positioning wherever the hull needs added protection.
Durable PVC material creates a resilient buffer between the hull and dockside surfaces while supporting repeated marine use.
The four-sided ribbed design increases surface friction and helps the fender resist abrasion and impact during docking.
A center-hole design allows each fender to hang vertically or horizontally so protection can be positioned to match the docking setup.
Premium PVC construction is designed for durable use around boats, docks, and changing marine conditions.
The inflatable fenders are made from premium PVC to provide a robust protective barrier between the vessel and nearby docking surfaces. The material is designed to handle regular marine exposure while helping reduce scratches and contact damage to the hull.
A ribbed exterior, reinforced center tube, and seamless body support dependable impact protection and secure hanging.
Vertical ribs add strength and surface grip while helping the fender resist abrasion as the boat moves against a dock or piling. The reinforced center tube works with rope up to 3/8 inch in diameter, and the one-piece seamless construction supports long-term use.
Position the fenders vertically or horizontally to match the boat, dock, piling, or tidal-zone arrangement.
The center-hole configuration provides two suspension options without requiring complicated hardware. Thread a single mooring line through the center and place each fender in the orientation that best covers the contact area along the hull.
Add a complete set of durable, ribbed marine fenders to your docking setup for flexible placement and practical hull protection whenever the boat is moored or approaching the dock.