Bass boat fenders vs Regular boat fenders

[DONAOL]

Looking for opinions on bass boat fenders vs regular boat fenders “bumpers”. Any pro’s and con’s. Thanks

 

[Andrebass]

I have the round ones with the crooked neck at the top. I like these because the protect the side to side and also provide some protection when the boat slides under the dock, which happens, it shields some of the gunwale from impact of the dock moving up and down. The crooked neck allows the fenders to be more plumb on the gunwale.

 

[DONAOL]

I have the round ones with the crooked neck at the top. I like these because the protect the side to side and also provide some protection when the boat slides under the dock, which happens, it shields some of the gunwale from impact of the dock moving up and down. The crooked neck allows the fenders to be more plumb on the gunwale.

Thanks

 

[JBoutfishn]

All fenders get lost when left on rear deck during a hole shot. Don't ask how I know.

 

[Pat Dilling]

I have these from Bass pro shops. They work great on low profile boats. I tie them off with a looped cord to compartment lid latches. They work great and also store nice and flat.
https://www.basspro.com/shop/en/bass-pro-shops-vinyl-marine-fenders

 

[JBoutfishn]

Joking aside, These work well on the low profile boats.

 

[DONAOL]

Thanks guys. Just picked up two Taylor Made fenders from Bass Pro Shops this morning. Only made them own up to “ We will match other stores lower prices “. $31.99 BPS’s. Overton’s $20.99. The store only had two, but still saved $24.00 with my veteran’s discount.

 

[DONAOL]

All fenders get lost when left on rear deck during a hole shot. Don't ask how I know.

Been there, done that too.

 

[JBoutfishn]

Woohoo!

 

[Andrebass]

Joking aside, These work well on the low profile boats.

These are what I am talking about