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Boating Magazine
(June 2010)
"The optional retractable quick-tie
dock lines (ezLINE)
are applauded as a top
3 high point on the all new Cobalt A25 in this months "Boating
Magazine".

The A25 has changed the standards
for dramatic design, function and
style in luxury boats.
By Randy Vance
CLICK HERE TO READ THE FULL ARTICLE
at boatingmag.com
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Our Review
ezCleat is a retracting cleat that leaves just a small
mushroom shaped bump on the deck when down. To use, the
mushroom cap pops up and the line can be taken to the cleat
on the dock. The line is then held taught when the cap is
pushed down
From
Ryan Devers; I have a 24ft Everglades bay boat down in Key
Largo. It’s a simple and reliable design that works well and
looks great on the deck. Rather than the standard, bulkier
boat cleat I had always used this locks down nearly flush
with the deck, pulls up when you need the line, and has a
loop at the end of the line that makes tying up easy. My
girlfriend and her son use it and appreciate not having to
find the lines, tie them up, and then bundle and store wet
lines when finished. Once tied up, the line retracts back
under the deck as far as you need, you press down the cap
and the line is locked. |
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ezCleat
Posted on August 05, 2010Written
by Dieter Loibner
Tired of coiling up and stowing dock lines? One tidy solution
could be the ezCleat retractable
dock lines, which consist of a pop-up cleat with a locking
mechanism and an integrated, retractable 3/8-inch diameter line
that stow under the deck. Without hassle, this system helps keep
the deck of your boat and the dock neat and free of tripping
hazards. Suggested retail price is $129 per cleat. Dive N Dog,
Naples, Fla. Phone (877) 567-4602. www.ezcleat.com
This article originally appeared in the Home Waters sections of
the August 2010 issue. |
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