Seachoice 50-41002 | 3.5 lb. Grapnel Anchor Kit For Boats 5 to 12' (Includes Anchor 1/4" x 25' Line Adjustable Buoy S/S TPASUPP3 12" Gas Spring - 90lb

Name: Seachoice 50-41002 | 3.5 lb. Grapnel Anchor Kit For Boats 5 to 12' (Includes Anchor 1/4" x 25' Line Adjustable Buoy S/S TPASUPP3 12" Gas Spring - 90lb
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 58956268836
Price: 69.45 USD
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Seachoice 50 41002 3.5 lb. Grapnel Anchor Kit For Boats 5 to 12' (Includes Anchor 1 4" x 25' Line Adjustable Buoy S S TPASUPP3 12" Gas Spring 90lb 12" Gas Spring 90lb Black Nitrate Optimized Full Range Speaker: The FM Series speakers are acoustically optimized for performance in the marine environment everything fits in the convenient storage bag that can be stowed onboard This convenient Seachoice Grapnel Anchor Kit is portable and ideal for use with small boats

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