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XinKunmarine

XinKunmarine Stainless Clamp-On Rail Rod Holder 2 Pack

  • Fits Rod Size: 1.63 Inches
  • Mounting Type: Rail Mount
  • Material Type: Stainless Steel
  • Color: Silver

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ASIN: B081KYN7DLCategory: Fishing Rod Holders

Styles Available

Fit 1"to1-1/4" Rail UpgradeFit Rail 7/8" - 1" UpgradeFit 7/8" to 1" Rail Bottom Clevis

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Overview

A 2 pack of 316 stainless steel, mirror-polished rod holders that clamp onto boat rails from 7/8 to 1 inch (22 to 26mm), with a rubber insert to protect rods and drain holes to keep them dry.

  • 2 pack, 316 stainless, mirror polish
  • Clamps onto 7/8 to 1 inch rails
  • Rubber insert plus drain holes
  • Bolt-on install, vertical or horizontal

Who it's for

Boat owners with 7/8 to 1 inch rails who want a permanent, bolted holder rather than a strap-on rack. Not for boats without a compatible rail to clamp onto.

Pros and cons

Cons
  • Mounting hex key not included
  • One buyer received a set missing a bolt

Performance notes

The holders are 316 stainless steel with a mirror-polished finish, tightened onto the rail with bolts rather than strapped on, and include drain holes so water doesn't sit inside. A rubber insert cushions the rod itself. Adjustment covers rails from 7/8 to 1 inch (22 to 26mm).

Specifications

BrandXinKunmarine
Dimensions & fit
Fits Rod Size1.63 Inches
Item Dimensions D X W X H9 × 1.6 × 9 inches
Construction & materials
Material TypeStainless Steel
ColorSilver
Compatibility & installation
Mounting TypeRail Mount
Included components
Unit Count2
Other details
Number Of Items2

Frequently asked questions

What rail sizes fit these rod holders?

They adjust to rails from 7/8 inch to 1 inch, or 22mm to 26mm.

Do these rod holders come with the tool needed to install them?

No.

Will these rust on a boat?

They're 316 stainless steel, and buyers report no corrosion after months to a few years of marine use.