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by PowerReviewsPros
- Easy to use (19)
- Safe (7)
- Well built / quality (6)
- Attractive (5)
- Easy to install (5)
Cons
Best Uses
- Personal watercraft (9)
- Small boats (6)
- Docks (5)
- Reviewer Profile:
- Recreational (9), Casual/ recreational (7), Advanced (6)
- Was this a gift?:
- No (10)
Most Liked Positive Review
Works great in front
I bought these for my ski boat which has the Perko fender clips. My ski boat has a longer than normal gunwall, so the 90 deg curve on the bumper works perfect in protecting ...Read complete review
I bought these for my ski boat which has the Perko fender clips. My ski boat has a longer than normal gunwall, so the 90 deg curve on the bumper works perfect in protecting my boat.
However my freeboard at the stern of the boat is very low (~5"), so the fender ends up in the water. Because there is so much bumper that hits the water it ends up floating, kicking the bumper out to the side, or even completely dislodging it from my Perko clips, it doesn't protect nearly as well as the front. If they made one a bit shorter I would have rated this the best bumper for my boat.
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Most Liked Negative Review
Not as good as they appear to be
I purchased 8 of these last year for a total cost of around $200 and installed them on the sides of our pontoon boat. I went to air them up this spring, 2 had ...Read complete review
I purchased 8 of these last year for a total cost of around $200 and installed them on the sides of our pontoon boat. I went to air them up this spring, 2 had small holes in them and 1 other had a loose air valve. As a result these 3 would not hold air and function as they should. 3 out of 8 fail in less than a year for [$] a bumper cost is not acceptable and shouldn't have happenned. Keith
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Pros
- Attractive Design
- Well Made
Cons
Best Uses
- Trying Something New
Comments about Taylor Made® Low Freeboard Boat Fender:
These are boat savers for my charger.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Easy To Install
- Easy To Use
Cons
Best Uses
- Small Boats
Comments about Taylor Made® Low Freeboard Boat Fender:
DELIVERED AS PROMISED
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Attractive Design
- Easy To Install
- Easy To Use
- Quality Construction
Cons
Best Uses
- Small Boats
Comments about Taylor Made® Low Freeboard Boat Fender:
I use this product on a bass boat and a 19' Mastercraft ski boat. The latest one that I ordered was a replacement for one that had a slow leak.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Attractive Design
- Easy To Install
- Easy To Use
Cons
Best Uses
- Pontoon Boats
Comments about Taylor Made® Low Freeboard Boat Fender:
I purchased 8 of these last year for a total cost of around $200 and installed them on the sides of our pontoon boat. I went to air them up this spring, 2 had small holes in them and 1 other had a loose air valve. As a result these 3 would not hold air and function as they should. 3 out of 8 fail in less than a year for [$] a bumper cost is not acceptable and shouldn't have happenned. Keith
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Easy To Use
- Quality Construction
Cons
Best Uses
- Small Boats
Comments about Taylor Made® Low Freeboard Boat Fender:
The low free board style fender does exactly what it was designed to do and that is to protect the gelcoat and rub rail of your expensive bassboat from damage by docks or adjacent boats. Quality is outstanding and price is very reasonable.
- Was this a gift?:
- Yes
Pros
- Attractive Design
- Easy To Install
- Easy To Use
- Quality Construction
Cons
Best Uses
Comments about Taylor Made® Low Freeboard Boat Fender:
I use this product on my tri-hull boat and it protects the deck from damage on high riding docks.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Quality Construction
Cons
Best Uses
- Small Boats
Comments about Taylor Made® Low Freeboard Boat Fender:
Excellant product as described. Quality construction ready to use right out of the box
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Good Design
- Quality Construction
Cons
Best Uses
- Bass boats
Comments about Taylor Made® Low Freeboard Boat Fender:
Protects top of gunwhale as well as side.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
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Q:
What kind of warranty do Taylor Made bumpers have?Asked on 4/21/2011 by Zee from Winnabago Illinois1 answer
A:
Vinyl fenders have a limited lifetime warranty through Taylormade, Overton's can handle the warranty within the first year then afterwards you should go directly through Taylormade Products.Answered on 8/17/2011 by Justin from Overton's
Q:
Can these be mounted to my dock so that I do not have to use my other fenders. ThanksAsked on 7/6/2009 by Anonymous1 answer
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You can, but not sure how well it would work for you. These are designed for use with fender line. I would recommend our dock fenders (item 73613) which are the same price and should work better for what you are trying to do.Answered on 7/10/2009 by Ryan from Overtons
Q:
I have a 21' runabout for which I need fenders and lines. I have seen and used the Taylor Made (or similar design) low freeboard fenders and they seem to work well. These as well as the Dockmate ones get good reveiws. My qeustion regarding all of them is, what is the "inflatable" all about? I have had fenders in the past that were sealed and non-inflatable. Once they are inflated, do they stay inflated? How does one inflate them; using a pump like for bicycle tires and balls?
THANKS for your help with this. -leoAsked on 5/27/2009 by leo from birmingham, al2 answers
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Leo - The fenders have a small inflation valve like any of your sports balls (soccer, football, basketball). You can inflate them with a standard sports needle and any type of pump. The inflation allows you to adjust the amount of cushion the fender provides and adjust the pressure over time. They do stay inflated but like anything that is exposed to varying temperatures the pressure will need to be adjusted periodically.Answered on 5/28/2009 by Michael from OvertonsVERIFIED BUYER
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Inflate or deflate with a needle as you would a basketball.Answered on 6/9/2009 by too many boats from Canton Ohio





