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Stowaway Holdaway - Model SN

Item # 33430

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Key Features

Will not mar boat's finish
Lightweight, yet impressively strong
Great for pontoon boats
Adjusts from 14" to 21"

Our Price $59.99

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Product Description

This sleek, portable Holdaway has a rubber tip to hold your boat away from the dock without marring its finish.
Lightweight, yet strong enough to hold through wind, waves, and tides, the Stowaway Holdaway is fully adjustable with built-in nylon ropes, so it's easy to carry with you for quick, safe tie-ups anytime and at any dock.

Model SN is great for pontoon boats and many fishing and recreational boats that have side cleats for docking. Adjusts from 14" to 21". Sold individually.

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DMHStowaway Holdaway - Model SN

3.3

(based on 4 reviews)

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8/9/2012

2.0

Quick Failure of Stowaway Holdaway

By Jim

from Maine

About Me Casual/ Recreational

Pros

Easy To Install

Cons

Flimsy Construction
Poor Design

Best Uses

Pontoon Boats

Comments about DMH Stowaway Holdaway - Model SN:

One of the features that attracted me to this product was the rubber tip that protects the boat finish. Within two hours of installation, the tips cracked and fell into the water. The manufacturer sent me two replacements which turned out to be nothing more than tennis balls with two holes. The good news is that the replacements have now lasted two weeks.
Another problem that I encountered was the compression fitting that allows the pipe to be extended to hold the boat farther from the dock. It would not hold when my pontoon boat pushed against it during periods of extended boat wakes.

6/24/2010

(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)

2.0

Not what I expected.

By Agent 99

from Currituck, North Carolina

About Me Casual/ Recreational

Pros

Cons

Difficult To Use
Flimsy Construction

Best Uses

Comments about DMH Stowaway Holdaway - Model SN:

These work OK to keep the boat away from piers but are difficult to use in anything but completely calm water. I would not buy these again and whatever you do, do not pull the two pieces apart.

6/11/2010

(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

5.0

HOW TO SHUT UP MY GAL

By SKIPPER FOX

from UPPER SANDUSKY OHIO

About Me Casual/ Recreational

Pros

Attractive Design
Easy To Install
Easy To Use
Quality Construction

Cons

Best Uses

Pontoon Boats

Comments about DMH Stowaway Holdaway - Model SN:

WAS NOT HAPPY BEFORE IN TIE DOWN AT THE DOCK, THIS
TOOL HAS MADE ME HAPPY WHEN I LEAVE THE TOON !!!

6/9/2009

4.0

Inexpensive boat protection. Recommended

By Rick

from Baldwinsville, NY

About Me Recreational

Pros

Easy To Use
Holds Boat Securely
Reliable
Safe

Cons

Best Uses

Large Pontoons

Comments about DMH Stowaway Holdaway - Model SN:

Great protection at a great price. Coupled with whips, I do not worry about boat damage.

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I have a 1988 Resorter 18. I was wondering if there were longer lenghts available? My boat stays docked with a mooring cover over the railings, and fender cleats. I dock it nose in. I was looking to see If I could buy one at 48" to 72"?
I would tie off to lower bow hook, and keep it 24" away from dock.

Thanks, I've using 2 from earlier purchase on my 10' gamefisher
Asked on 5/6/2012 by Mr.W from Tolland, CT.
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  This is the only length available.
  Answered on 10/1/2012 by Justin from Overton's
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I have 21 foot Sea Ray cuddy cruiser. I am looking for something cheap to moor my boat away from my dock or sea wall. I keep my boat tied to the dock and have bumpers to take the shock of wind and waves. Will this product keep my boat from hitting the sea wall or dock like a wip would? Thanks!
Asked on 5/7/2011 by Ash from Winneconne, WI
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I have a 08 23' searay. would this stowaway-holdaway be overkill for my boat. I am an inexperienced female boater who is looking for products that will help make handling my boat easier
Asked on 6/22/2009 by trouble on the water
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  I don't think it is overkill and is an inexpensive mooring option that many people resort to.
  Answered on 7/1/2009 by Ryan from Overtons
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How does the stowaway holdaway attach to the dock?
Asked on 6/4/2009 by Brent
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- A:
  The Stowaway Holdaway ties to the boat and ties to the dock with a central rope down the middle; it attaches like you would tie off with regular ropes. You can tie to cleats, posts, or thru the slats of the dock. The guy rope off the middle at an angle also ties to the dock.
  Answered on 7/18/2009 by Mike from Minn.