- Stabilizes a moored, anchored or drifting boat from the rocking effects of waves and wakes
- Use with weights to control rocking motion
- Use without weights for drift fishing
- Provides for the comfort of family and guests while stopped for eating, fishing or sleeping
- Can be deployed or retrieved in seconds
- Lightweight, indestructible styrene units "nest" for storage
- Unaffected by salt water and cannot hurt the sides of your boat
- 14" diameter, 1 lb
- Number of Rocker Stoppers per side for power or sail boats: up to 26 ft: 3, 27ft. - 36 ft: 4, 37ft. - 42 ft: 5, 43ft - 50ft: 8
Rocker Stoppers help dampen the rocking motion of boats at anchor. Simply tie Rocker Stoppers approximately 44 cm (18") apart, making a string of them, with a 5-10 pound weight attached at the bottom of the string. Hang one string off each side of the boat. Just four units per side are what it takes on most boats to 36'. Be sure you hang them where they will always be underwater. Many people use mushroom anchors with their Rocker Stoppers because this type of weight nests well inside the last Rocker Stopper in your string. Use 10 mm (3/8") braided nylon or 3-stranded nylon line.
Use without a weight (or with reduced weight) for drift fishing. Rocker Stoppers will slow down drift substantially. They are also great to use at the end of a dock to stabilize the tip from rocking. Rocker Stoppers nest together and each one is 33 cm (14") in diameter.
It's lightweight and molded of high impact, virtually indestructible styrene. Can be deployed or retrieved in seconds. Unaffected by salt water and cannot affect the sides of your boat. Units are made to "nest" within each other, so storage is a breeze.
Number of Rocker Stopper Units Needed on Each Side of the Boat (Sail or Power):
Up to 26 feet (0-8 m) - 3
27 to 36 feet (8-11 m) - 4
37 to 42 feet (11-13 m) - 5
43 to 50 feet (13-15 m) - 8
