🚤 Stretchable PWC Bungee Dock Line Set for Kayak, Boat, Marine – Two-Pack (4ft & 6ft) with Foam Float – Ideal for Jet Ski, SeaDoo, Yamaha WaveRunner, Kayak, Pontoon (Green/Blue) Review

Description states SETs of two (4' and 6') Bungee Dock Cords. For me, this description says that I will receive a total of two sets or four mooring lines. I am disappointed that only ONE SET was delivered - and it was delivered to my neighbor not mine. They brought it to me after realizing it wasn't theirs.

Product appears to work as described. We bought them to tether our SeaDoos to the dock. We have a Wake Pro 230 and a Sparks Trixx, but the carabiner doesn't fit either. The only place to attach it is the bow hook, but we need to tie it to the bow and stern. I was very upset that they wouldn't work for our needs.

I use them on a vintage 1987 Stratos Fish & Ski boat. I attach the carabiner end to the boat cleats and can put the loop end over the dock cleat. I have a set of wires 1-4ft and 1-6ft. I leave them attached on the port side and docked on the starboard side so they span the length of the boat. This makes it very stable and holds the boat to the pier with enough play. I use them along with a 50ft rope attached to the arch. Single launch and trailer just got easier! Buying took a long time!

Received these in the mail today and was surprised it was only a 4ft and 6ft. The description says "set of two". I interpreted this as a 4 foot set and a 6 foot set. Why do I need a sentence of unequal length? Second, they appear to be very cheap. I buy a lot of stuff from Revain and every once in a while I get something that I definitely wouldn't buy if I saw it in person. This is one of those articles. The quality is what I expected from Harbor Freight ie. Chinese junk.

We bought two of these and carry the full set with each of our PWCs. Most of the time we can only use one back rope to tie to the pier, but in inclement weather or choppy water we tie both front and back. Every time we used them one of the doctors would talk about how good they are and where to get them. They have enough stretch to keep your PWC off the dock. They are very light and easy to store. And although I haven't installed one yet, they float.

I've been using these shock/spring straps for a while now. My current kit is worn out so it's time to get new ones. Upon unboxing, I was impressed with the materials. However, upon examining them, I noticed that they contained practically no feather. It *is* a piece of bungee cord in the middle, but it's not actually attached at either end! My two literally just have a piece of elastic down the middle of the braided nylon. It does nothing for depreciation. I hope I only have a few bad ones, but

Works well, great price. With other brands, however, the "rubber bungee" is permanently attached to the rope in such a way that it always acts like a bungee. The rope between the two "knots" must remain loose. The knots are there to keep the extra rope loose so the elastic can act like a bungee. When the knots come loose, all you have is a rope with a piece of rubber in it. No stretch, just rope. It takes 10 minutes per rope to tie a knot at one end, slide the rope and tie it so there is extra…