Category Archives: Shockles

Anchoring When the Wind is at Right Angle to the Waves

Posted on April 25, 2011 by Eric Sanford

Not much is worse than an anchorage where the wind or current is at a right angle to the waves. This often occurs when you are anchored in a cove where the waves wrap around a point. This simple technique … Continue reading →

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Anchoring Shockles

Posted on April 20, 2011 by Eric Sanford

Eric Sanford answers a question about anchor chain and Shockles. I am trying to buy an Anchoring Shockle and had a few questions. We use 1/4 high strength chain which I believe is smaller than normal 1/4 inch. Does the … Continue reading →

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Shockles for use on 40 Ft Catamaran

Posted on April 18, 2011 by Eric Sanford

More Shockles use questions answered by Shockles president, Eric Sanford. I would like your advice on the following shockles we are proposing to purchasing for a catamaran: 24″ F3 Shockle Black to be used as Jibe preventer – would this … Continue reading →

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Wake Problems? Try Shockles

Posted on March 22, 2011 by JeffBennett

Eric Sanford answers more of your questions about using Shockles to solve your boating problems. The latest question comes from a reader in New York. We have a 24′ boat at the West 79th Street Boat Basin in Manhattan.  From … Continue reading →

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Custom Shockles

Posted on March 11, 2011 by JeffBennett

We have incorporated our patented shock absorbing technology into custom products for a wide variety of clients who produce specialized products ranging from handline fishing systems and vehicle cargo racks to military, constructions and environmental applications. Our in-house design and … Continue reading →

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