The Boat Loop® Docking Kit: Medium Pole + Quik Fender 2-Pack
Catch the cleat, protect the hull. One The Boat Loop® Medium (3–6 ft) telescoping docking pole plus a Quik Fender rail-mount fender holder 2-pack, in one box.
In the box
- The Boat Loop® Medium (MT3-6), yellow, Standard loop. Reaches 58–88″ from the deck: most runabouts, pontoons and deck boats. One head, four tools: fixed loop for cleats and pilings, large hook, line hook and a rubber push-off stub.
- Quik Fender 2-pack (white). Rail-mount fender holders: clip onto the rail, hang your fenders, move them in seconds without retying.
At the dock
- Set your fenders with the Quik Fender holders before you come in.
- Extend The Boat Loop® and drop the loop over the cleat or piling from the deck.
- Pull the boat in and tie off. No leaning over the rail, no jumping to the dock.
Assembled in Kentucky by RS Marine since 2010. 1-year warranty on The Boat Loop®. The Boat Loop® is a docking aid only, not a mooring line.
$144.90
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Docking guides
Dock with more confidence
- Docking guideSolo docking, step by stepHow to dock a boat alone, step by step: set up fenders and lines, read wind and current, approach slowly, and secure the boat without leaning overboard.Read the guide →
- Size guideBoat Loop® size guidePick the right Boat Loop® for your boat: compare the MT2-4, MT3-6, and MT4-8 by reach and freeboard, and choose a Standard loop, XL loop, or Loop Pack.Read the guide →
- Buying guideDocking pole vs boat hookDocking pole vs boat hook: what each tool does, when a plain boat hook is enough, when a loop-style docking pole fits better, and what to look for in either.Read the guide →
- Docking guideDocking a pontoon or sailboatHow to dock a pontoon boat step by step: wind, fenders, lines, and reaching the cleat from aboard. Plus docking tips for sailboats with high freeboard.Read the guide →
- Docking guideDocking in wind and currentHow to dock a boat in wind and current: read the conditions, pick your approach angle, use spring lines, and know when to wait. Plain, practical steps.Read the guide →
- Docking guideTying up to a pilingHow to tie a boat to pilings: which knot to use, how to allow for tide, when a loop over the piling works, and when a cleat is the better choice.Read the guide →
- Knot guideHow to tie a cleat hitchHow to tie a cleat hitch in four steps, with a diagram: lead to the far horn, one figure eight, a locking hitch. Plus common mistakes and how to untie it.Read the guide →
- Buying guideBoat hook buyer’s guideHow to choose a boat hook for docking: fixed or telescoping, hook or loop, fiberglass vs aluminum vs carbon, the right length, and when a simple hook is enough.Read the guide →
Complete the setup
Everything for a confident docking
Pair it with The Boat Loop®: reach the cleat from the deck, with fenders and lines already set.
