Majoni Teardrop Boat Fender – Heavy Duty (880mm x 650mm) Made in Holland

The Majoni Teardrop Boat Fender is a commercial-grade inflatable fender designed to deliver superior protection and stability for boats and yachts. Manufactured in Holland from UV-resistant materials, it is built to withstand harsh marine conditions while protecting your vessel from impact, scuffs, and scratches.

Its unique teardrop shape provides excellent stability in a variety of docking situations, making it suitable for both recreational and commercial use.

Features:

• Heavy Duty Construction: Built for long-lasting marine performance
• Made in Holland: Commercial-grade quality manufacturing
• UV Resistant: Designed to withstand prolonged sun exposure
• Reinforced Ends: Blue reinforced sections for added strength and durability
• Teardrop Shape: Improved stability and protection at the dock
• Versatile Use: Suitable for pleasure craft and commercial vessels
• Easy Inflation: Compatible with compressor or bicycle pump (adaptor required)

Package Includes:

• 1 x Majoni Teardrop Boat Fender

Specifications:

• Length: 880mm
• Diameter: 650mm
• Eye Diameter: 25mm
• Recommended Inflation Pressure: 0.2 bar

Inflation Note:

For best results, inflate using a compressor with a flat nozzle or a bicycle pump with adaptor. Do not use pin-style inflators as they may damage the valve.

Description:

The Majoni Teardrop Boat Fender offers premium protection and stability for larger vessels, combining a durable UV-resistant build with a unique shape designed to reduce movement and improve impact absorption.

A reliable, heavy-duty fender solution for boat owners who need maximum protection and long-term durability in demanding marine environments.

(RWB1565)

SKU RWB1565
Model # RWB1565
Barcode # 9324608019471
Brand Majoni
Shipping Weight 5.4000kg
Shipping Width 0.500m
Shipping Height 0.060m
Shipping Length 0.997m
Shipping Cubic 0.029910000m3
Type Geniune

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