This cup holder lets you carry 2 drinks on your boat. You can mount it on nearly any horizontal or vertical surface. It has a flexible socket arm that lets you keep it level on any mounting surface. Vacuum cup attaches and removes in seconds.
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Hello, neighbors and friends, Steven here with etrailer.com. Today we're looking together at a SeaSucker cup holder, vacuum mounted for two cups in black color and it's a nice angle mount. So folks with this cup holder, you can loosen a knob here. You can change the angle. You can mount this on the side, have it over here maybe a little bit, however you need to have it. You've got lots of different angles.
The flexibility is pretty impressive on how far you can go as far as mounting this at different angles. And with that twist knob there, you simply tighten it down at the angle you need it to be. It's got a limited lifetime warranty. It's made here in the US. It does hold with a nice 4 1/2 inch vacuum activated pump.
Comes with a nice plastic hard case. That case is gonna protect the surface here from nicks, debris, grime, dirt, that kind of stuff. And it has a orange indicator level here on the pump for pumping the air out. Now the cupholders themself are 3 1/2 inches in diameter across. They do come out as you see, and they are contoured, I guess is the word.
You can fit different size cups, drinks, that kind of stuff in there. Overall it's 12 inches wide on this holder assembly and six inches this way. Overall on these high points here, and the cup diameters are 3 1/2. Now, putting this guy together or mounting it. Simply have it on a flat non-porous surface, either horizontal or vertical glass, metal, fiberglass.
Doesn't matter. Simply pump this up until that orange indicator disappears. That tells you it's now vacuumed out all the air and now it is held on. So once again, you could hold it anyway. It is rated for an impressive 120 pounds. And take it from me, it can hold it. Now if you're ever using it and you see the little orange shown like I did here, I pumped up just enough. 'Cause it's kind of hard to get off, honestly. You simply pump it a couple more times till all the orange is gone. Now to release it, there's a tab back here and a tab here, the rubber, you simply push them in hard, and that'll release the vacuum off of it. Now one thing I wanna mention, I recommend you give that's sold separately. There's a lubrication gel you can purchase here at etrailer.com separately to lube up the seal in this pump. I recommend that just 'cause over time this could dry out inside, maybe it gets wet, dirt, and stuff gets sticky and whatnot. The lubrication gel will take care of that, keep all that out of it and not have to worry about it. So once again, folks, this is the SeaSucker dual cup holder angle option, vacuum mounted. I'm Steven, thanks so much for your time. Thanks for watching folks. Stay safe out there on the water and have a great day.
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