Boat Fenders
Boat Fenders That Keep Damage at Bay
No matter what type of boat you own, its hull needs protection from docks, other boats and more. When shopping our collection of boat bumpers and fenders, you’ll find a wide variety of fender sizes designed to fit personal watercrafts, powerboats, super yachts, sailboats, fishing boats and everything in between. Should any hidden hazards arise, Taylor Made boat fenders have you covered.
Specially designed with flexible, resilient marine-grade vinyl, Taylor Made inflatable fenders and boat buoys stand up to harsh marine conditions for years to come. The twin-eye design offers versatility to fit your needs, as they can hang vertically or horizontally. Our inflatable fenders feature ribbed technology that keeps them from rolling out of place, while the patented Trivalve™ makes inflation a breeze with either a compressor or a football needle. Plus, all Taylor Made boat buoys are optimally designed to guard against splitting and bursting.
Get the protection you need without compromising the beauty of your ship. Our patented True Color Technology color process provides deeper, richer colors for fenders that match your boat.
Shop our boat bumper collection and protect your boat with top-quality products!
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Read More >What Size Fenders do I need for My Boat? - Boat Fender Size Chart
It goes without saying that protecting the hull from damage is a top priority for boaters. The right size boat fenders provide necessary cushioning against damage caused by docks and other boats. With so many options available, how can you know which fender is best for your vessel? Checkout our convenient boat fender size chart to choose the right fender size for your boat.
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Read More >Fenders, Bumpers & Buoys - What You Need to Know!
Protecting your boat is important. Find out how fenders, bumpers and buoys can help you from taking on any damage to your boat when docking, mooring, or rafting with other boats.
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Read More >New to boating? Our parts of a boat blog helps easily identify the important components you need to know. From the bow to the stern, we have you covered.