This small 30 mm diameter snatch block has an easy to use mechanism for opening and closing the cheeks making it a perfect choice for any small boat application where attaching and releasing from a control line is important.
Installing is a cinch, just put the Bugbusters over the hatch and the generous dimensions allow the hatch to open fully from inside for maximum ventilation.
Midrange Hexaratchet blocks grip loaded sheets, yet allow sailors to ease and trim quickly and with complete control. A switch on the side engages and disengages the ratchet mechanism.
The world’s first intelligent universal inline terminator. This NMEA2000 terminator can be used as either a Male or Female terminator or a feed-through terminator for applications at the top of the mast or transom of the boat, making it truly universal.
NaviLED lamps use less than 10% of the power required to run a bulb navigation lamp of the same visible distance. No bulbs, No maintenance. Ultra long service life
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