Mainah
Jetboaters Admiral
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- 3,019
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- Location
- Chapin, SC
- Boat Make
- Yamaha
- Year
- 2016
- Boat Model
- Limited S
- Boat Length
- 24
Might have to check into the covers as a preventive measure, plus I think they look classy!


I was shocked at how much fender covers cost so I just made some covers for my fenders out of non-maring wetsuit material (3mm neoprene) came out great and I love them. Used heavy duty marine thread and a tight locking stretch stitch. Parachute cord for the draws so they won’t fall off. The fleece covers that are on the market get soaked and they stretch over time. The neoprene ones I just made are naturally hydrophobic and have more cushion. I think they will hold up better much over time.
I will be offering the ones I am making for sale on here very soon at basically the same price point as the fleece ones on the market today. I will offer them for 4.5, 6.5, and 8.5 and diameter fenders which are all standard sizes and lengths. They will fit through hole and normal stlye. I may also make some fleece type ones out of triple thick under armour stretch type material at a cheaper price if there is intrest but those will soak up water like fleece ones.
I will update this post in the next couple of weeks when available.