WR-12100 WR-123 & WR-12100 WRAP IT UP! ™ We’ve all struggled with organizing extension cords, hoses and wires. People with
long hook and loop 12 x 1 webbing and reinforced with a bar tack at each end. A cord is sewn to WRAP IT UP for hanging items from peg hooks.
WR-123: 3 per blister pack, assorted colors. WR-12100: 100 per counter top / shelf display, assorted colors, each UPCed
SH-5 Giant Snap Hook
surfaces like metal snap hooks and it’s easier to handle than smaller hooks. It accepts ropes up to 1/2 inch diameter and opens extra wide to 3/8 inch. Not for towing or watersports.
LR-1 LADDER RACK
™ KP-48
passengers from ski rope kick-back. Simply run your ski rope through the middle and attach it to your ski tow eye or pylon with the straps provided. A durable black nylon sleeve covers the closed-cell foam tube. 48 long.
No more digging through garage and a simple and affordable solution for storing kayaks, water skis, snow skis, wakeboards, snowboards, surfboards, tools, lumber and other bulky items. space and allows easy access. Hang it from a wall or ceiling with the steel hooks provided. It takes only a few minutes, no tools required. Made of durable polypropylene webbing, 16 side release Release a buckle to accommodate larger items such as kayaks.
F-5R & F-5Y
great for pools, ski ropes, anchor lines, marker buoys and crab traps. They’re economically priced, yet built to last. Size: 5 inches long x 3 inches diameter with a 1/2-inch hole in the center.
F-5R: Red, 1 per retail package F-5Y: Yellow, 1 per retail package
B-20R & B-20Y 20” Diameter Buoys
The affordable alternative! These durable 20 are perfect for marking anchors, moorings, hazards, and swimming areas. Great for setting up a personal watercraft or sailboat race course.
B-20Y: Yellow B-20R: Red 64
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