Dock bumpers. What's the best to attach to dock? Instead of hanging from boat or dock

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  • PKKup
    • Jul 2013
    • 111

    • Connecticut

    • 2014 SAN210 TE 2012 200V Team Edition

    Dock bumpers. What's the best to attach to dock? Instead of hanging from boat or dock

    I'm looking to attach a permanent bumper to dock, so I can drive in and out without throwing bumpers over the side of boat. I'm looking for the best quality, thickest bumper to protect the boat. Seems like most that attach are only 2" thick and would need a bumper too. Thanks,
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    2012 200V TE
    2005 Crownline 220CCR
  • kopp210
    • Jun 2006
    • 129

    • IN

    • 2013 G23 550 2007 236 6.0 (All White Ghost Ship) 2003 210 PYTHON (RRRRhhhaaa!!!!)

    #2
    I like the round "wheel" looking ones on the corners.

    A lot depends on the dock height and water conditions. Will there be rollers or are you in a protected cove?


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    • aZ`
      • Apr 2013
      • 154

      • Australia

      • 2008 210

      #3
      We've used a profile almost the same as this one...
      http://www.nauticexpo.com/prod/docka...94-411603.html
      But not for a drive in lift type dock, more of an open mooring dock but found it to be excellent, the foam core gives you peace of mind if you come in a little hot. a couple of those round ones at the front as well would be great IMO.

      The one above says 7cm and i estimate the one we used was 3" ish.
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      • ffmedic74
        Senior Member of PLANETNAUTIQUE
        • Jul 2003
        • 835

        • Lexington, KY


        #4
        If you are in or near a larger city, go to the local fire department maintenance facility and get some 3-5" cotton jacket fire hose. Screw it into the dock in a ribbon format and you are good to go. Most of the time they will have a large pile of old hose for free if they have a lot of fire/yr. The city I read for had fires daily so there was always a good supply.

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        • PKKup
          • Jul 2013
          • 111

          • Connecticut

          • 2014 SAN210 TE 2012 200V Team Edition

          #5
          Did you buy in the US? It looks perfect. Thanks



          Originally posted by aZ` View Post
          We've used a profile almost the same as this one...
          http://www.nauticexpo.com/prod/docka...94-411603.html
          But not for a drive in lift type dock, more of an open mooring dock but found it to be excellent, the foam core gives you peace of mind if you come in a little hot. a couple of those round ones at the front as well would be great IMO.

          The one above says 7cm and i estimate the one we used was 3" ish.
          2014 SAN 210 TE
          2012 200V TE
          2005 Crownline 220CCR

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          • PKKup
            • Jul 2013
            • 111

            • Connecticut

            • 2014 SAN210 TE 2012 200V Team Edition

            #6
            We are in a cove , so fairly protected. Also, I need something with not too many screws it can even be sectional to cover about 20ft, maybe something every 3 or 4 feet. My rub rail is probably about 12" from top of dock . Thanks!


            Originally posted by kopp210 View Post
            I like the round "wheel" looking ones on the corners.




            A lot depends on the dock height and water conditions. Will there be rollers or are you in a protected cove?


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            2012 200V TE
            2005 Crownline 220CCR

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            • aZ`
              • Apr 2013
              • 154

              • Australia

              • 2008 210

              #7
              Pkkup, nah I'm in Aus and can't be sure it's the same brand, to be honest I don't even know what brand we used, but that was the closest match I could find to show the type we used. I too would be apprehensive about a 2" bumper if you can get something around 3".


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