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One of the most important boat accessories boaters need and rely on are boat fenders. Fenders are the cushions that prevent your boat from contact with a dock or other boats when rafting.
Fenders are not one size fits all, and you need the best fit for your specific model. Our fender collection includes options for pontoon boats, fishing boats, jet skis and more.
Choose the color of your fenders using our patented color matching technology that will complement the gel coat on your boat. Our fenders are made tough using marine-grade vinyl and will tolerate the harsh marine conditions from UV-rays to chemicals and saltwater.
Don’t forget to add docking accessories to your list. Our fender adjusters help you quickly adjust fender heights, especially helpful when docking in unfamiliar areas. Fender covers are a great way to protect your fenders and won’t mar your boat. When not in use, you need somewhere to store fenders and be able to retrieve fast, use our fender holders.
Find out why boaters rely and trust on the Taylor Made ® brand to protect their investment. Shop the collection and protect your boat.
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