• Holds up to 2000 lbs (900 kg). Safe working load is 500 lbs (225 kg).
• Will not damage braided or twisted line.
• 1/4″ (6 mm) ultra high modulas fiber.
• Includes: One pair of LineGrabbers. Each LineGrabber measures 9″ (23 cm) long.

• UV resistant strap adjusts from 16 to 72″ (0.4-1.8 m)
• Sturdy, marine grade nylon buckle makes attaching fenders a snap
• Available in Twin-Eye and Center-Tube versions.
• Includes: Twin-Eye FenderFriend with black webbing and buckle. No more torn fender eyes!

• Take MiniShockles boating, camping, biking, motorcycle riding—anywhere you want to be sure your load is held in place solidly, securely and safely.
• UV resistant nylon webbing is sewn over marine grade elastomer. 316 stainless steel wire gate snaps will hold up to 300 pounds (136 kg). That’s ten times the capacity of most standard bungee cords.
• Includes: Black, 12″ (31 cm) MiniShockle with 316 stainless steel wire gate snaps.

• AnchorSnubber helps your boat ride comfortably at anchor, even in rough anchorages, adverse currents, or strong winds. No more chain noise keeping you awake! It attaches directly to chain, rope anchor rode, or anchor snubber line.
• Installing the Shockles AnchorSnubber is quick and easy and provides an important shock absorbing member to your anchor chain that prevents sudden shock loads to your anchor, chain, bow roller and windlass. AnchorSnubbers also keep your anchor chain from transmitting loud sounds and vibrations when anchored over rock.
• Key pin shackles made of 316 stainless. Fits most anchor chains. Webbing is 20″ (51 cm) long.
• Includes: AnchorSnubber with two 316 stainless captive key pin shackles.

• DockShockle features a patented line limiter and progressive tension design to ease constant or sudden shock loads. It safely absorbs shock loads on smaller, lighter boats up to 40 ft. (12 m).
• DockShockle is made of 2500 lb. (1140 kg) test nylon webbing with an outer sheath of 3500 lb. (1590 kg) test tubular nylon webbing that’s UV resistant to protect all internal parts. Webbing is 12″ (31 cm) long. Ideal working slack in line is 3 to 6 inches (8-15 cm).
• Includes: 1) One 12″ (31 cm) DockShockle with two 316 stainless steel carabiners. 2) A pair of Mini-LineGrabbers for easy attachment to braided or twisted lines up to 3/4″ (19 mm). Mini-LineGrabbers create quick, secure attachments using a basic Prusik knot. Each Mini-LineGrabber measures 7″ (17 cm) long.

• The patented internal line limiter is made of 2500 lb. (1140 kg) test nylon webbing. LineSnubber’s outer sheath is 3500 lb. (1590 kg) test tubular nylon webbing that is UV resistant to protect internal parts.
• Shockles are strong, but they need to be rigged in-line so they never bear the full load alone. Six to 12″ (15-30 cm) of slack is recommended. Increase line slack between the attachment loops to a maximum of 12″ (30 cm) as loads increase.
• LineSnubber has a maximum stretch of 16″ (40 cm) before the line limiter safely stops further stretching.
• The slack line may be wrapped around LineSnubber to “neaten” it up.
• Blue LineSnubber with two 316 Stainless Steel Clips. 20″ (51 cm) length when relaxed. Can stretch to a maximum length of 36″ (91 cm).

• When it’s time to lower your sail you can rely on Davis’ Round and Flat Sail Track Stops to hold your sail and its slides in place on the mast and boom. Large knurled wheels are released with ease. Made of heavy-duty, black anodized aluminum and marine grade nickel plated brass. Flat stops come with lanyard holes.
• Choose from: 1) Round .50″ dia. × .875″ (13 × 22 mm) 2) Flat/small .42 × 1 × .125″ (11 × 25 × 3 mm) 3) Flat/large .75 × 1 × .125″ (19 × 25 × 3 mm)

• When it’s time to lower your sail you can rely on Davis’ Round and Flat Sail Track Stops to hold your sail and its slides in place on the mast and boom. Large knurled wheels are released with ease. Made of heavy-duty, black anodized aluminum and marine garde nickel plated brass. Flat stops come with lanyard holes.
• Choose from: 1) Round .50″ dia. × .875″ (13 × 22 mm) 2) Flat/small .42 × 1 × .125″ (11 × 25 × 3 mm) 3) Flat/large .75 × 1 × .125″ (19 × 25 × 3 mm)

• When it’s time to lower your sail you can rely on Davis’ Round and Flat Sail Track Stops to hold your sail and its slides in place on the mast and boom. Large knurled wheels are released with ease. Made of heavy-duty, black anodized aluminum and marine garde nickel plated brass. Flat stops come with lanyard holes.
• Choose from: 1) Round .50″ dia. X .875″ (13 x 22 mm) 2) Flat/small .42 x 1 x .125″ (11 x 25 x 3 mm) 3) Flat/large .75 x 1 x .125″ (19 x 25 x 3 mm)

• Slim and stable design — Handles up to 1,000 cubic feet (28.3 cubic meters) of living space. Ideal for boat, RV, home, office, factory and any area with moisture build-up. Circular unit measures 13.5” in diameter, 4.25” high (34 cm dia., 11 cm high).
• Silent operation — No switch, fan, or thermostat. Uses natural convection to circulate the air.
• Low operating cost — Designed for 24-hour operation.
• Safe to the touch. Safe for marine use.
• Neutral beige polycarbonate housing for strength and durability.

What Does a Small Dehumidifier Do?

The main purpose of a dehumidifier is to remove moisture from the air. Air-Dryer is different. It prevents moisture in the first place to help prevent mold and mildew. It can be used in any space where you store items that are sensitive to moisture. The Davis Instruments Air-Dryr 1000 is designed for continual use in a smaller space. Mold and mildew must have moisture, warmth, and darkness to grow.

Do Small Dehumidifiers Work?

Typical small dehumidifiers work well but require maintenance and draining of the drip pan. The Air-Dryr 1000 works very well when used according to the instructions and in a space that is at or below the recommended size, and requires no maintenance and has no drip pan. It is not designed for outdoor use, but it is designed to be compatible with marine use.

What Are the Advantages & Disadvantages of a Small Dehumidifier and Air-Dryr?

One of the advantages of both a compact dehumidifier and Air-Dryr is they can be used in small spaces. You can place an Air-Dryr in a way that is barely noticeable, as long as you are sure to follow any safety precautions contained in the instruction manual.

But Air-Dryr has many advantages over other small dehumidifiers. Typical dehumidifiers remove moisture from the air and drip the moisture into a pan that needs to be drained. Air-Dryr draws in moist, cool air and then heats the air above the dew point so that moisture remains suspended in the air rather than condensing on surfaces. Warm air rising and cool air drawing into the Air-Dryr creates natural convection that circulates the air and prevents moisture from settling.

All you have to do is to plug it into a 110/120 Volt outlet and the 130-watt heating element will begin to heat and remove moisture from the air. There is no moisture collection reservoir to empty, and no water container to overflow. The outside does not get hot to the touch. The best part is that there is no fan, thermostat, switch, or moving parts. This means that it has quiet operation, and there are fewer moving parts to break. This solution provides a way to create an atmosphere that prevents mold and mildew from forming and will help your space continue to feel dry and warm.