Anchoring & Docking Hardware

When it comes to great anchors at low prices, our selection holds it down.
Are you heading to the lake this week? Maybe the river this weekend? Wherever your destination happens to be, make sure you have a reliable boat anchor onboard. If you re going to be on the water, and let's be honest we all want to be on the water, then you should be prepared to spend as much time as possible there. Having an anchor on standby is the easiest way to ensure you re doing just that. Luckily, we have several products to choose from. Whether you re replacing your current anchor, selecting a backup, or looking for an option to work with your PWC, our assortment and featured products have you covered.

Rest assured after every adventure knowing your boat is safe and secure when docking.
Fact: boats are not bumper cars. To protect your investment and keep your boat looking as good as its first day on the water, grab a few boat bumpers, a docking buoy, and boat fenders. Your boat, and your future self, will thank you. When it comes to docking and mooring, the risk of rubbing or bumping increases unless you re prepared to prevent it. Be prepared! Choose from our wide range of fenders, buoys and dock bumpers in different sizes to ensure your boat is docked safely without a single scratch. A dock bumper is an easy way to help maintain the appearance of your boat on the water and keep it looking its best. Wanting to look your best on the water? We can relate.

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Frequently Asked Questions: Boat Docking & Anchoring

FAQ: How can I protect my boat from the dock?

You can protect your boat from the dock by using a combination of dock bumpers and boat fenders, both very effective ways to prevent damage.

FAQ: What is the difference between boat fenders & dock bumper?

Bumpers and edging are connected to the boat directly, whereas boat fenders are attached to the boat itself.

FAQ: Are boats required to have a ladder?

For all boats with a freeboard of greater than four feet, you are required to have a ladder, and it’s just a good idea in case someone accidentally falls off of the boat.