Compare boating & marine gear by use case, features, trade-offs, price, returns, and seller terms before you buy.
A boat electrical panel listed for parts only with unknown age and brand is a gamble at any price. Here is what $35.00 actually buys and the trade-offs to weigh before deciding.
A 1985 Sun Runner bowrider with a canvas cover and roller trailer is on the market for $4,000. This used private-seller package could be a straightforward entry into weekend boating, but the vintage condition and motor setup deserve a close look.
A used 200 HP Yanmar 4LHA-STZP inboard marine diesel engine listed at $15,000 could repower your boat, but condition, 4-stroke design, and no-warranty status deserve a close look before you commit.
This non-running 1989 Proline boat comes with a 1980 engine that turns over but needs wiring and a fuel system check. At USD 1,500, it's a tempting project for handy buyers-here's what to consider before you commit.
This review covers the Navionics GPS Signal Simulator Ver 3.0 as a used marine navigation test tool, including its 90-day warranty, USD 299 price, and the trade-offs to consider before adding it to your bench.
A two-pack of 24-foot marine throttle shift control cables at USD 94.99, built with stainless steel and rubber for universal outboard, inboard, and stern drive use.
This gel coat repair kit gives DIY boat owners a white base and four color pastes for matching, with Part A and Part B, scrapers, sticks, and gloves at a listed price of USD 28.72.
Looking for precise boat trim control? This guide breaks down the Volvo Penta 21936288 trim system for D4, D6, and D8 engines, its four-button controls, and whether the $1,799 price fits your needs.
A Simrad NSS7 EVO3 chartplotter/fishfinder/sonar/radar GPS head unit listed as for parts or not working at USD 394.94. We break down who should consider this repair or parts-donor buy and the trade-offs.
Keep up to six Type II AK-1 life vests together in a white heavy-duty Sea Ray bag that's built for the marine environment. See how this storage bag fits into your boat's safety gear.
A compact nylon rod holder with a 360-degree swivel and surface mount, priced at USD 19.08, designed for kayak or boat decks. We break down the details.
A 4-pack of 10-inch galvanized swivel top bunk brackets for boat trailers with 1.5x3, 2x3, or 3x3 crossbeams. We break down the fit, finish, and who this kit suits.
Check the 2-piece aluminum deck corner caps for your pontoon boat, including fit notes for rounded 90-degree corners and the listed price of USD 36.89.
The Itayak 40 Boat Sand Anchor pairs a carbon fiber shaft with a nylon glass fiber auger to hold kayaks, PWCs, and boats under 23 feet in shallow water. At USD 78.52, it's a lightweight, corrosion-resistant choice with high-visibility orange handles.
Compare four adjustable rail-mount rod holders for kayaks and boats, priced from $24.89 to $54.90, and find the right fit for your rod count and rail size.
Compare four marine electrical panels priced from USD 28.97 to USD 81.95: a parts-only unknown-age panel, a new Seachoice 8-switch LED panel, an AUXITO waterproof 6-gang panel with USB and voltmeter, and a MICTUNING toggle/momentary relay system. This guide helps you match the right switch panel to your boat and budget.
Compare four marine/RV batteries across AGM and LiFePO4 chemistries: Interstate, ACDelco, DC HOUSE, and KEPWORTH. See how 750 to 925 CCA, deep-cycle ratings, Bluetooth monitoring, and a wide listed price spread shape the right choice.
Compare four marine safety survival picks from USD 18.59 to USD 333.33: a personal locator beacon, an LED boat navigation light set, an sMRT Alert man overboard beacon, and a WWII-era overboard buoy beacon.
Comparing four boats & personal watercraft items-a 1994 WRA650T WaveRunner III manual, a 2026 Yamaha VX Limited, and two compact 3.5HP outboard motors-to match the right purchase to your boating plan.
Compare four marine plumbing fittings, from a $8.99 90-degree thru-hull to a $145.52 seawater intake strainer, and find the right match for your hose size.
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