Taylor Made Eye Straps for Bimini Tops - 1-7/8" Long - 3/8" Eye - White Nylon - Qty 4

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Michael: Hi there, I'm Michael with etrailer.com. Today, we're going to take a quick look at the tailor-made I straps for your Bimini tops. These are going to screw down into your boat's gunnel or sidewall and provide a nice attachment point for your Bimini top straps so that you can hold your Bimini top open.These are a white nylon construction so they're going to be corrosion-proof, you're not going to have to worry about them rusting in that humid air around the water. Now keep in mind they are nylon so it's like a plastic, but it seems like a very firm plastic to me. I can't bend it, so it seems very strong. It's probably not going to hold up to your typhoon-type conditions, but under normal circumstance, I think these are going to do a good job helping to hold that Bimini top open for you.Now, the mounting hardware to get these installed is not included so you will need to pick that up separately, probably just some normal screws, depending on what kind of surface you're drilling them into.These are made here in the USA so you can trust they are made to the high quality standard we've come to know and trust for products made here in the US.As far as our measurements go, they are right about, let's say about 1 7/8ths, just shy of two inches long.

And our total height, we're looking at right about a half inch, maybe slightly over, 5/8ths or so. Our diameter here of our eye is 15/32nds which is a very large fraction, but basically just a hair under half inch there. Our mounting holes are about 3/16ths of an inch there.And you are going to get four of these little I straps, so hold down both sides of your Bimini to with those support straps. Now, keep in mind the support straps are not included that would clip onto these, so you should probably already have those. If you're just replacing these, if you're adding a Bimini top, you will need to pick that up separately.That's going to complete our look for today, again on Michael with etrailer.com.

Thanks for watching.