Customer ratings

Very lightweight fenders with plenty of volume

Good

Very robust fenders and extremely light compared to conventional fenders of the same size.

Great product

no enough is enough

but you should bring a small compressor!
Large fenders are very helpful in many places in nature. We also often use them in the harbor with large packages. They simply protect the hull.

When you inflate the fenders for the first time, which is super quick with a SUP pump, you initially have doubts about whether they will actually hold.

Today, after 30 locks and difficult mooring maneuvers, I can say that all doubts were unfounded. The fenders have proven themselves to be absolutely reliable, especially in the locks with deep sheet pile walls. We hung the fenders across. It would be useful for additional lines to be included in the delivery. After use, the fenders do not lie on the deck or gangways in a disturbing manner. Simply let the air out and stow them away. I would buy them again, even if the price is initially off-putting. A small criticism at the end. Due to really intensive use, the Seatec lettering on one fender has partially come off. This is a small aesthetic problem. The manufacturer should take action again. After all, it is in their interest that others can see who the fenders are from.

Great fenders. They can easily withstand heavy loads (65t ship) in locks and when docking! They can also be easily packed together!
Inflating and letting the air out is very quick (20 seconds), and storing them saves a lot of space.
The price-performance ratio is right for me!

These are real fenders for heavy weather, locks and packages! Price absolutely reasonable, even if it hurts. Easy to store and save space. Unfortunately, the results of some recreational captains in expensive clothes but economical safety equipment can be seen every season...

Particularly great in the locks with bulkhead walls. Because they are longer and wider, they don't get stuck. But the product is definitely worth the money.

Works well, stows and inflates quickly.

There is the option of a fender board for lock trips, but this was always too complicated for us. So we were looking for a Fender alternative. The fender should be at least 80 cm and thick enough to ensure the distance to the lock wall. We got the 100x 35 version. Result from practice simply brilliant. You no longer slip into the sheet piling and always keep the necessary distance to the lock wall. Very useful on longer trips with many locks. On all other fenders we always had the problem of getting the dirt out of the lock from the fenders. I think everyone knows the problem that the abrasion from the lock wall is very difficult or impossible to remove after it has dried on the fender. It's easy with these fenders. After a week of use, it was enough to get the fenders completely clean again in 5 minutes with a little biofix, a cloth and clear water. In addition, they are extremely light, so that theoretically even a 6-year-old child could attach the fenders. We can only recommend it to everyone and we do.

As usual

We use the fender floating horizontally on the water in front of a quay wall. The fender cover was worn through after two months. The fender itself was also already showing signs of wear. The back of the bracket was also torn off.

The fabric cover is essential for this system, otherwise the airtight inner bag will burst. After 2.5 years, with at most 10% of its time spent in port and otherwise stored dry and dark on the boat, the seams burst. During an attempt to sew it, it became apparent that not only was the thread not UV resistant, but the fabric was too! With minimal force, it could now be torn apart.

The system itself isn't a bad idea, especially considering its small storage space. But once again, Seatec is simply cheap and not good value.