E-Z Fender

[tuned]

Yo Bryan. Thought you might like this one. Now if I only had the logo facing in

[Bryden24shp]

I like it! send a Hi-Res to me, if you can....
Thanks!

[landlockedsailor]

Even without the logo, the EZ Fender is gorgeous! Oh, and the sunset is nice too!

[tuned]

I like it! send a Hi-Res to me, if you can....
Thanks!

Done and done. I emailed it to ezfender as it was too large to pm to you.
They've survived a full summer on board, which is pretty good considering the abuse that boat takes

[OK Toon]

Bryan - I promise I'll get pics for you this weekend. I put the EZ Fenders on last year and they have been great. I have to remove one of my bumpers to help support part of my cover and it's very easy to remove the bumper and then to set it up again when the cover is off.

My neighbor saw them and he is going to get a set as well.

[Bryden24shp]

Thanks Steve! Send em on! Working a turnaround at our plant for the summer, no time to do much more than package and sell my inventory, but as soon as the 13 on and 1 off 12 hour shifts are over, I'll get the webpage updated.... I promise! I won't be able to enjoy my summer until November, when I winterize the boat!
You guys are great!
Thanks Alot!

[firedog]

I was wondering about after you install these will they rub a hole in my cover? Can they be installed on the bottom side of the rail or will the screws get pulled out because of the tension? Thanks, they do look good.


David

[COTTS4x4]

My rail was below the top edge of the seat so it doesn't even touch the cover. You can mount them below without issue also, we mounted one of them sideways on a boat because of clearance issue and haven't had any trouble.

[ToonGuy]

I was wondering about after you install these will they rub a hole in my cover? Can they be installed on the bottom side of the rail or will the screws get pulled out because of the tension? Thanks, they do look good.


David

My buddy mounted his to the bottom of the top tube on his rails. Works like a charm

[Bryden24shp]

I was wondering about after you install these will they rub a hole in my cover? Can they be installed on the bottom side of the rail or will the screws get pulled out because of the tension? Thanks, they do look good.


David

I have had people worry about that, but never have had anyone tell me it did wear through. Depends on the placement. Mounted behind the furniture backs, there is usually a good void to get them into. I do profile the edges, too. So they are rounded before I tumble them. If it looks like its going to be a problem, I just suggest some iron on jean patches on the bottom of the cover. I did it to my old Manitou just to try it, and it worked. But I have sold over 4000 pairs now, and haven't heard of a wear through in the 7 years I've been selling them.
As far as tension pulling the screws out, the only tension should be the weight of the bumper, they aren't for docking lines, just holding your fenders in place. But they do take a lot of abuse from the bumpers getting pinched between the boat and the docks in rough water. But again, I haven't heard of any mounting screws being pulled out.
Any more questions, just holler! I've sold 1000's to these guys here. They are my EzFender test crew!
Thanks Guys!

[curtiscapk]

I wave a flag in honor of EZFenders!

[Bryden24shp]

Craig is always coming up with stuff to make me smile.
Thanks Buddy!

[robertm]

I'm sure it's been covered somewhere before but what's the recommended number of fenders per side on a 25ft pontoon? I'm picking up a boat later this month and would like to have these ready to go.

Thanks!

[curtiscapk]

Personal preference really. I have 2 per side on a 24 ftr.

Don't forget to tie a knot at the end of your bumper line....or you will lose a fender....

[OK Toon]

Personal preference really. I have 2 per side on a 24 ftr.

Don't forget to tie a knot at the end of your bumper line....or you will lose a fender....

Good tip about the knot. Wish I would have thought about that last summer. We had one of the thumb screws back out and we lost a fender. Luckily the thumb screw ended up on the floor of the boat and not at the bottom of the lake.