MapTech's heavy-duty vinyl cover is specially designed to fit Maptech's ChartKits and is a practical accessory to allow easy access to charts. Protects the chartbook from moisture and the elements.
Modern, quick-acting 4-1/2" stove-finished brass pencil compass, with 4" dividers. Includes bow compass, extension bar, drawing pen with handle and extra pencil leads.
Complete chain grip kit, ready to use. Ensures safe anchoring by easing the tension on a 3/8" anchor chain and protects the boat by reducing the chain chafe on the rub rail and roller chock.
Stay safe and in touch with this dependable Class D DSC approved VHF radio featuring an integrated GPS receiver. Ideal for a variety of boats from small RIBs to larger cruisers, and is designed to match the low-profile style of our glass bridge displays and accessories.
Pumps down to 1/8" (3 mm) so you can have a dry bilge, and a dry bilge is a clean, odourless bilge. This new Rule bilge pump gets the last of the water out.
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