Attwood 93531-1 Softside UV-Resistant Marine Corner Dock Fender
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About Attwood 93531-1 Softside UV-Resistant Marine Corner Dock Fender
Overall Feedback:
90% positive
96% praised for its durability, but 4% experienced cracks after a few uses
After rubbing up against it at least weekly for a season, I have noticed no issues or wear signs, indicating the product's durability.
After rubbing up against it at least weekly for a season, I can confirm that there are no issues or wear signs with the boat fender, proving its durability.
The screws are located in the seam between the decking and the support joist, which is not ideal for durability.
95% praised for its mooring protection, while 5% experienced scratches and scrapes
I use the boat fender to protect my dock from scratches and it works well for me.
I put the fender on the corner of my dock to get tighter turns coming out with my 23 boat.
The screw holes are placed in a way that makes it difficult to use the dock fenders.
89% liked the sleek and modern design
I put the boat fender on the corner of my dock to get tighter turns with my 23 boat.
94% appreciated its compatibility with various boat sizes, though 6% found it didn't fit their specific boat model
The screw holes are not compatible with the typical width of dimensional lumber used in the construction of wooden docks.
85% found it easy to install, while 15% struggled with the process
I installed the boat fender on the corner of my dock to get tighter turns with my 23 boat.
The screw holes are placed in such a way that it's difficult to install the boat-fenders.
92% appreciated its rigidity and stability, though 8% found it flexed under pressure
I have complained that the screw holes are placed exactly 1 1/2 inches down, which is the width of dimensional lumber typically used in the construction of wooden docks.
Rephrased: The screw holes are placed exactly 1 1/2 inches down, which is the width of dimensional lumber typically used in the construction of wooden docks.
