AIRHEAD AHDL - Bungee, Dockline For Watercraft 4 Feet

I just ordered 2 more. I have been using the same two for my two Seadoo's for 3 years now. They are both in great working order. I have placed a stainless steal spring snap hook on one end. Then depending on how I need to tie up, I will either hook to the front of the Seadoo with the snap hook and loop the other end to the dock or the boat. Or, if I can not get to the front I will loop one end around the mirror and the other to the dock or boat, this is great if you have someone holding the Seadoo away from the dock while parking the truck after launching. You can also hook these onto the read tow hook or to the step up bar off the back. They are so versatile and easy to use that my 6 year old nephew was able to easily tie up the Seadoo this past 4th of July weekend.The elasticity seams to be just right. In rough water it keeps it snug to the dock but not so tight you have to worry. For example if I pull on the Seadoo while in the water I can get it to move in my direction without completely stretching out the rope.

We ordered these for our boat. They are very easy to use to tie our boat to the dock. My daughter and son in law have some as well.

The AIRHEAD AHDL Bungee Dockline is an excellent choice for anyone with a watercraft! 🌊 At 4 feet long, it’s the perfect size for securing boats, jet skis, or kayaks to the dock. The bungee feature adds extra stretch, which helps absorb shock from waves or movement, keeping your watercraft safe and secure. 🌟 The durable construction and easy-to-use design make it a great addition to any boat setup. I love how the dockline is both practical and reliable, making it easier to tie up without worrying about sudden jerks or pulls. Highly recommend for boaters looking for a high-quality, dependable dockline! ⛵

easy to use, looks cool and has some give and take which i like. great product and would buy again.

I really like these Bungee Docklines from Airhead. I have them in a few sizes, they are all identical in every way except the length. They make tying up the boat to the dock for some lunch or gas so much easier then having to tie ropes and much quicker. This is really helpful when you are working alone and there is a current and is especially helpful when you have help and they don't know how to tie dock lines. These are intended for personal watercraft, but I am using them on my 17 foot center console boat.I have been using them for about 2 months now and the only complaints I have are about the rope itself. The rope is already starting to fray in some spots a little and the color is starting to fade. These are only used on the weekends and are not left out in the sun otherwise. I suspect they will be good for a season or two, but for the price I plan on replacing them with the same product as needed. Overall still much better then rope for short term docking.

I purchased several of the 4’ & 6’ dock lines. These work great. Several people in the marina went & got them after seeing them in use on my boat. I have an 18’ bayliner. I’ve been using them for a few months & they are holding up well, but I can tell already I will have to replace them next season. I keep the boat in a huge freshwater lake 24/7 & all the boats tend to get thrown around an bit. My dock doesn’t have cleats we have eye hooks. So to make it easier I went out & bought 4” stainless steel spring hooks heavy duty. It makes it so easy to attach & detach from the dock & go. When we go to a dock & dine restaurant they all have cleats so I just hook onto those. Either ways it works. These things are great for my size boat & smaller. If your boat size is in the upper 20’s I would stick with the standard dock lines.

These work great for my deck boat. I would suggest these

I have a 16' Starcraft aluminum runabout that I bought 2 of these dock lines for. I trailer the boat, but frequently stop at restaurants on the lakes and tie up to docks. I also tie up to friends boats on the sandbars around the lakes. I usually have other less experienced boaters along with me that like to "help" when docking. After struggling many times to get their creative" knots undone, I decided it was time for something a little more simple.This product worked perfectly to simplify things. Now all my "helpers" have to do is put one end on the boat cleat and the other on the dock cleat. It can't get much more simple than that. It also spares my boat those cleat jarring tugs that it gets when the waves are yanking at the boat while tied to a dock or another boat.The stretch it provides works great to provide some cushion. The line stretches just the right amount and after it stretches so far, the line stops stretching and becomes solid like a normal dock line. The foam pieces on the rope are also nice because it allows the line to float in case you have a butterfingers on board.Note: You should double check the line length you need. Also, make sure your boat is not too large for these lines. The listed boat size weight is 4000 lbs.