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I use the flat fenders. They do not roll around and have had no problems in the last 11 years of using them. If someone tries to use a round one without the cover I tell them to put it back in there boat. I'm using mine.
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Originally Posted by DONZI
(Post 3320687)
Luv the fleece also-
http://store.hamiltonmarine.com/brow...ies/2,344.html My Black boat has to have them. |
I generally say "bumper" even though I know it's supposed to be "fender." I do it for two reasons... 1) I boat with a bunch of rookies and if I say "fender" they look at me like I just told them that pigs fly East in the winter time. 2) I think "fender" sounds dumb.
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Originally Posted by Michael Martin
(Post 3321491)
Thanks for posting the link on the fleece covers. Think I need to get a few too..
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LOL... I wanted this thread to die long ago so I wouldn't lose any "boat-cred" for referring to fenders as bumpers but damn if this thing doesn't stay up there.
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Originally Posted by Turbojack
(Post 3322108)
I use the flat fenders. They do not roll around and have had no problems in the last 11 years of using them. If someone tries to use a round one without the cover I tell them to put it back in there boat. I'm using mine.
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Originally Posted by Jpzaluski
(Post 3320752)
I always call them bumpers... and always feel like an idiot when someone reminds me they're called fenders
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Originally Posted by Turbojack
(Post 3322108)
I use the flat fenders. They do not roll around and have had no problems in the last 11 years of using them. If someone tries to use a round one without the cover I tell them to put it back in there boat. I'm using mine.
http://www.boatcovers.cc/cgi-bin/catalog.pl?item_id=10 |
What is your opinions about the round fenders vs the torpedo shape? seems like the round will stay below the rub rail better
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