Buoys Floats Rope Floats Marine

I have multiple pieces of fishing equipment worth a lot of money, such as five of these lights that I use for night fishing—the Total cost is about $1000 for the five lights/tripods/batteries. Hit a wave, and they could easily go overboard and sink to the bottom of the lake. One rope buoy easily floats each water-resistant Light. If they go overboard, they will float, and I simply scoop them up with a fishing net. I use them for many other pieces of equipment worth a ton of $$$. Each float is encased in a durable plastic shell - I have no doubt that they will last a very long time.

We use them to anchor up paddle boards. I don't like leaving my paddle boards sitting on the shore. Just worried about rocks, punctures, etc. Kids tend to sit on them when on shore and then you need to worry about the skeg. So I put a little anchor 12 feet out from shore, in 1-2ft of water, with a couple short ropes and carabiners. These floats keep the carabiners on the surface and make it super easy to hook them up to the paddle boards. We also have one of those Bote floating docks where I added these to ropes on the dock too. So people can paddle board up and clip up their board when on the dock. Work great!

Floats are small and hold a rope on the surface of our lake well. Nice size hole in the middle to allow a rope to slide through.

I use this to hold my dinghy line afloat, perfect. Stands up to rough handling, I've run it over with the boat once and twice and still good. Exactly what I needed to make it easy to recover the dinghy

Smaller than I expected, but not tiny. Got them to use in the lake next to docks to mark where our irrigation pump is. Bright enough and float to show where line is so works, but wish they were bigger. Good quality and should hold up well for need

Well built and floats great.

Perfect size for my anchor rope on my kayak. Tied through the rope so it will float in case it detaches itself from my kayak.

Absolute garbage. Dropped crab pot down to 100' and they all collapsed under the pressure. Of the 8 I bought, all failed.

Works as advertised.