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Nov. 1, 2006
PERSONALIZED FENDA SOX CREATE CUSTOM LOOK
Fenda Sox® fender covers are now available with embroidered logos. Offered by Aeré, the sox help protect a boat’s gelcoat from damage caused by fenders scraping and rubbing against the hull. And because boatbuilders use a variety of hull colors, Fenda Sox do, too, and can be dyed for custom orders as well.
Experienced boat owners understand the importance of fenders; especially in bad docking situations or when faced with careless neighbors. But fenders don’t usually enhance the appearance of the craft.
The name and logo of a boatbuilder can be stitched into the fabric of Fenda Sox, creating a sophisticated, custom look. Dealers for top brands like Sea Ray, Tiara Yachts, Monterey Boats, Viking Yachts and others are already featuring embroidered sox for their customers. The sox come in seven stocked colors; black, navy, red, gray, royal blue, green and burgundy. Custom color matching is available, too.
Fenda Sox slip right over the fender and have a drawstring closure for easy removal, too. Made of breathable, flexible fabric, the sox fold away easily when not in use, and are machine washable. The heavy-duty, acrylic fabric is a tight loop knit, which combines a hardwearing resilience with a soft, cushioned surface.
Available in over 26 sizes, Fenda Sox fit Aeré inflatable fenders from 12" x 29" up to their 4' x 20' dual-chambered models, and most standard fenders from 8" x 20" thru the largest ball type fenders.
Oct., 2006
FENDERS KEEP SMALLER CRAFT FREE FROM DAMAGE
Owning a boat is a significant investment in both time and money, but doesn't have to cost boaters sleepless nights, wondering if their craft is safe at the dock. Inflatable fenders from Aere shield boats from damage, and fold away flat for easy storage.
Fred Meyer of ----- owns a ------, and he has several 18" x 29" Aere fenders on his boat. He has referred a number of fellow trawler owners to Aere, saying the substantial value of a boat to an owner makes fenders a necessity. "One only needs to consider the value of what's being protected to understand the value of fenders entrusted with the job," he said.
But Meyer also has a personal experience on which to rely for evidence of Aere's reliability. Tied to a concrete dock, Meyer's ------ was rocked by a three- to four-foot wake. His inflatable fenders saved his hull from potentially serious damage. "Aere fenders are one of the finest products a boat owner can have on his boat," Meyer added. The added benefit is that when the fenders are not in use, they fold away flat, saving necessary space onboard.
Oct., 2006
FLAT
FENDERS KEEP YACHT SWIM PLATFORMS FIT
Protecting the swim platform of larger craft has never been easier.
Yachtsmen and their crew can rely on flat fenders from Aeré to provide
superior protection for swim platforms, the stern and gunnels in nearly any
situation.
Constructed of heavy-duty materials, flat fenders are similar to fender boards, and were designed to protect the stern or swim platform of larger yachts. Damage to platforms is eliminated even when docking stern-to, rafting stern-to-stern with another boat or when smaller craft are alongside. The fender's design prevents it from rolling under or on top of the dock or platform.
The flat fender is relatively thin, which permits a small step from the tender or small craft to the platform. Because most models come with stainless steel "D" rings on each end and more on one edge, the fenders attach securely and easily. Aeré flat fenders range from an 8' x 1' model to a 16' x 2' model. All flat fenders are 8" thick and come in dark gray with a black wear face. A new 3' x 2' model is in development, and will be available soon.
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