Four unusual accessories to have on board that you (probably) have never seen

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If you are planning a return to boating and think you already have everything on board, you are probably right. But in the wide world of nautical accessories, there are always new things being launched on the market, and a few may be useful to you. In this article, we’ll take you on a discovery of four unusual accessories that you may have never seen, but may want to run out and buy to have on your boat!

Anti Jellyfish – Personal Sport – Stingblade

Stingblade
Stingblade

The makers of this “tab” say its blade (made using old fishing nets) is able to remove residue that remains on the skin after jellyfish stings, providing immediate relief. With its design, it is also perfect to keep strapped to your arm when exploring by canoe or kayak.
WWW.STINGBLADE.COM


Bottom – Tankless Scuba System – DiveBlu3

Dive Blue3 Scuba Pack
Dive Blue3 Scuba Pack

The DiveBlus tankless diving system is a hose connected to a floating air tank that allows you to dive (and check to make sure everything is okay under the boat) without the worry of having heavy tanks on board (and on you). there are two systems available, one for dives down to 5 or 10 meters deep.
WWW.DIVEBLU3.COM


Smart funnel – Spill prevention – Clix

Clix
Clix

On the surface it looks like a simple funnel, in reality Clix is a small revolution. It is a product to be used when refueling, or when filling jerry cans, and allows you to stop dispensing when you get to “full.” An accessory that once bought becomes a never-without.
WWW.CLIXFUELING.COM


Anchored – VisionAnchor S

Vision Anchor
Vision Anchor

It is not a grippiale but a small buoy that connects to the anchor with a cable, and allows the exact position of the anchor to be known at all times, either on the smartphone or on the boat. A safety radius can be set within which the anchor can move, and if the anchor should exceed it, the system will alert us with an alarm.
WWW.VISIONANCHOR.NET

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