The paddle is a useful and ancient tool. Since the beginning of boating history, we've used paddles to propel us forward in windless waters.
It is comprised of a shaft and a blade and different styles have been designed for distinct boating vessels like kayaks or canoes. You might notice that most paddles will have a bright blade, this is to help with visibility in poor conditions.
Despite the variations, a paddle is a tool every boating enthusiast should have on their
boat. Some states require you to carry at least one paddle on your boat in
case your boat stops running.
FatBoysH2o.com offers a telescoping paddle with a
nylon bag. The paddle will extend up to 45 inches and stow in only 20 inches, convenient for small storage spaces.
So you have a fire extinguisher. Hopefully you'll never have to use it,
but in case that you do we think it's important for you to understand
how to store them, charge them and keep them safe for future use.
An unsecured battery
can be unsafe and costly. How do you secure a marine battery? Try a battery hold down.
Battery
hold downs can at most times, be just as important as the cables themselves. If
a battery is allowed to move and jostle around where it’s been installed,
it will cause damage not only on the outside, but also internally. Damage
inside the battery can greatly reduce the life and performance of the battery,
so protect your battery. A battery box will keep in any acid spells and
gasses; it will also keep water out and could prevent any potential heath
dangers.
You can
wash and wax your Boat or Jet Ski all you want, but it seems those pesky little
water spots are inevitable and can take the luster away from your prized possession.
On your next trip to the lake, take something along that is quick and simple to
remove the imperfections left behind from a fun day at the lake, try: Boat
Bling Hot Sauce.
What you need to know:
Removes hard water spots and mineral deposits
Safe, soft water-based detailer with specialty polymer waxes
Will NOT strip your current wax; adds additional wax with each use
Designed for fiberglass, plastic, chrome, glass and all painted surfaces
Spray on, wipe off application
Available in quart (32 oz), gallon (128 oz), and 5 gallon (640 oz) bottles
Here's a quick tip: When boating be sure you choose the proper anchor
based on the bottom conditions of the water. There are four types of
anchors, each for a different bottom condition: kedge, grapnel,
mushroom, and plow. Your boat will be more securely anchored if you use
the correct one. Read below to learn more about each one.
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The paddle is a useful and ancient tool. Since the beginning of boating history, we've used paddles to propel us forward in windless waters. 
So you have a fire extinguisher. Hopefully you'll never have to use it,
but in case that you do we think it's important for you to understand
how to store them, charge them and keep them safe for future use. 
Here's a quick tip: When boating be sure you choose the proper anchor
based on the bottom conditions of the water. There are four types of
anchors, each for a different bottom condition: kedge, grapnel,
mushroom, and plow. Your boat will be more securely anchored if you use
the correct one. Read below to learn more about each one. 
