🚤 Extreme Max Blue 12" BoatTector High-Strength Line Snubber & Storage Bungee - 2-Pack-12 with Compact Hooks: Boost Your Boat's Safety and Storage Efficiency Review

As others have said, the clamp is too small for boat use. I figured I could get away with this because our boat is small. nope It's a shame because otherwise they seem to be well made. Keep them because you can never have enough bungee.

This is an amazing product and very well made. You may need a larger carabiner to attach to the fixed attachment as it is a bit small but very well made and I entrust my ocean boat to it. I own a Boston whaling ship that I tie up to berths and docks in inclement weather!

If you need a soft bungee these are for you. If you want a stronger bungee (pull strength) they can be slightly (1.5x?) stronger than the standard black rubber bungee you can buy at your local hardware store. I was expecting more traction. They are soft and beautiful. There is no need to talk about durability yet.

They are 27.5 inches long (including clip). They are of high quality. get them from 27.5" to 36". Also, the clips are small so you can't clip it directly to the top unless it's very small or you have a rope attached to the top. For these two reasons I took from the star

Warning. The loops at the ends of the straps are not UV protected. I bought 6 of these. Over $75 Spent! And after 6 months they began to break dangerously. All have defective end loops. Only use indoors! Too expensive for such cheap hazardous materials. Pay attention to the top one as I sewed new loops. Removing old webbing is a real pain and you need an industrial sewing machine to sew on the new ones. I do not recommend this brand.

Extreme Max 3006.2906 BoatTector High-Strength Line Snubber & Storage Bungee, EXTREME, HIGH STRENGTH I wouldn't describe these dampeners. Less than a month after the return window closed, one of the straps broke! I received it on May 28, 2020 and on September 18, 2020 (less than 4 months) one of these straps broke. Unfortunately I recommended them to two of my pontoon colleagues but was later disappointed. I've had snuber lines that lasted 2-3 years but not just 2-3 months.

We're trying to save up for a ride, but so far this summer they've worked surprisingly well. We have a pontoon boat and we are tied with ropes all the time. I wanted a safer one because I'm always afraid of the boat coming off. Our connections are good, but I'm just paranoid about it. It turned out that they had another purpose besides security. We've added a docking hook on the front and back side next to the others. We connected two bungees together and attached one end to one side of the…