The rope cinch to end all rope cinches. You can use me for anything from tying up your boat, keeping a lead secure, or just holding a rope together. The harder you pull on me, the tighter I get! Tying knots is so old school, just give me a tug.

It's not easy being the only one who can tie up your boat. That's why you should have the Python Rope Cinch to keep all your friends in line because there are two kinds of people, those that can tie up a boat & those that cannot - I'm pretty sure this makes it easy for everyone.

Pontoon Boat Fender Hanger

How to Install:

1. The supplied mounting bracket fits standard 1-1/4” square pontoon railings.
2. Position the mounting bracket in the desired location. With the security tab loose and in the ‘down’ position, the bracket can be easily moved or repositioned.
3. To secure the bracket in a fixed position, rotate the security tab to make contact with the bottom of the railing.
4. Tighten the security tab against the railing using a 5/32” hex key and 7/16” wrench.

Sailboat Stanchions Fender Hanger

How to Install:

1. The adjustable clamp fits standard vertical and horizontal rails with diameters from 7/8” to 1-1/8”. Open the clamp as shown and position against the rail.
2. Close the clamp.
3. Move the blue lever into position. Be sure the black washer is in contact with the lever. Rotate the blue lever clockwise until the desired amount of clamping force is achieved. Do not over tighten the clamp.
4. Close the blue lever as shown to secure the clamp in position.

Track Mount Fender Hanger

• 0.46 pounds (each)
• Overall dimensions 3.27” x 3.02” x 1.31”

Multi-Purpose Rope Cinch

How It Works:

• Securely install the device using common ¼” flat-head screws and nuts or alternatively with #14 flat-head screws for use in wood.
• Mounting hole spacing is 2.64” (67 mm).

Safety Rail Fender Hanger

How to Install:

1. The adjustable clamp fits standard vertical and horizontal rails with diameters from 7/8” to 1-1/8”. Open the clamp as shown and position against the rail.
2. Close the clamp.
3. Move the blue lever into position. Be sure the black washer is in contact with the lever. Rotate the blue lever clockwise until the desired amount of clamping force is achieved. Do not over tighten the clamp.
4. Close the blue lever as shown to secure the clamp in position.

Kayak Rope Cinch

The kayak rope cinch is slim and streamline and can be mounted on any solid surface of your kayak, canoe, and paddleboard. The uses are endless:

• Tie off an anchor trolley for fishing
• Strap gear safely and securely onto your kayak
• Secure your kayak to a vehicle for transportation
• Tie off easily on a dock
• Cradle your gear and food in the trees while camping
• Tie drift socks to your kayak
• Attach kayaks together
• Tie luggage down
• Anchor your kayak to the wall or ceiling wherever it is stored
• Strap to trees in a storm or high winds