- Pack & Size: Package included 4pcs D Ring Patches. PVC patch diameter 4.33" (11cm), Width inside D-Ring 1.2" (3cm). Kindly note that delivery comes without glue.
- Replacement Accessories: D Ring Patch is used for rescue rope, bailer, cargo, thigh straps. Great replacement accessories for PVC inflatable boat, raft, dinghy, kayak, canoe, stand up paddleboard, SUP, surfboard and more.
- Highlights: Add extra tiedown points to your inflatable SUP board or other PVC-coated boat or gear with these reinforced PVC D-Ring patches, making it easier to tie gear in a raft or canoe or to add grab lines for safety.
- Features: These patches are strong, easy to apply, and are commonly used by whitewater rafting outfitters to attach a variety of gear to their boats.
- Wide Applications: Suitable for PVC inflatable boat, Raft, Dinghy, Kayak, Canoe, Surfboard, Stand Up Paddle Board, etc.; Used for rescue rope, bailer, cargo, thigh straps.
Description:
Kayak inflatable boat D-ring round patch pad, lightweight, strong, long lasting and corrosion-resistant. Stainless steel pull ring, and it will not rust.
Used for rescue rope, bailer, cargo, thigh straps; Great replacement accessories for PVC inflatable boat, raft, dinghy, kayak, canoe, stand up paddle board, SUP, surfboard and more.
Simply apply super glue to the bottom of the patch and stick it on the boat. Use ropes to fix the items.
You need to buy the special glue, as long as you follow the complete glue process as it is a very strong bond as it melts itself with the material in a way.
Material: PVC 316 Stainless Steel
Patch Diameter: Approx. 11 cm / 4.33 inch
D Ring Bottom Length: Approx. 3 cm / 1.18 inch
D Ring Height: Approx. 2.2 cm / 0.87 inch
Color: White / Black / Red / Gray / Dark Blue, 5 colors for your choose
Package Includes:
4 Pieces D Ring Pad / Patch
Note:
Due to the differences between different monitors, the picture may not reflect the actual color.
There is 2-3% difference according to manual measurement, please check the size carefully before you buy the item.
