Review on 🛥️ Pair of OEM High-Visibility Orange Snap-In Fenders for Sea-Doo Jetskis, Part Number 295100418 by Troy Jennings

Their design was very well thought out. I think they did a great job on the first release of this product. They're compact and easily fit in your watercraft's storage space, they float and are easy to spot on the water if you drop them, and they set up very quickly. .I have a 2021 Spark Trixx. The manufacturer already has the mounting holes they attach to so I didn't have to drill anything. They're in good places, so if you put two zip ties on the dock, they fully protect the ski. However, if you only use one ribbon, it may hit where there is no wing. They seem to be very durable. I've already used them twice against some of the docks in Lake George and also tied them to my mate's boat. It will take a long time to wear them out. One downside is that in rough water, once docked and tethered, there's a chance they'll fall off. There is plenty of protection from the side to the top of the freeboard, but the lower half of the freeboard closest to the water only has a small edge of the fender that "pins" it to the hull. What happens is that when a big wake or just the right series of waves comes in, the craft is pushed towards the pier in such a way that the underside of the wing catches on the pier. As the wave passes, the watercraft falls and the wing jumps straight into the water. It's pretty rare, but it happened twice when I first used them. This could be remedied if there were some sort of mechanism in the mounting pin that would snap it into this hole when pushed through from below. I'm not sure I'd be comfortable leaving it unattended all night with no rope, string or anything threaded through the holes in the wings to hold them in place if they come loose. There are many explanations here, because there seem to be some idiots out there. who forget to take them off while driving and seem to think it's a product defect if they come off. They sit DIRECTLY in the water jet and are absolutely not designed to be installed while driving. I give these reviewers 0 stars as people. Just take them off and stow them away while you ride. Finally, a hot tip. If you have a Spark without storage boxes you can insert them individually into the rear rails and they are very secure. Looks a bit silly but solves the zero memory problem without having to buy an additional front bay.