



⚓ Anchor Your Adventures with Confidence!
The Marine Grade Stainless Steel Folding Pad Eye 1/4" by Turquois, Inc is a lightweight, durable anchoring solution designed for outdoor enthusiasts. Weighing only 2.08 ounces and measuring 2.6 x 2.44 x 0.55 inches, this pad eye is perfect for a variety of applications, ensuring reliability and strength in any marine environment.
| Manufacturer | Turquois, Inc |
| Part Number | MPD_722 |
| Item Weight | 2.08 ounces |
| Package Dimensions | 2.6 x 2.44 x 0.55 inches |
| Item model number | MPD_722 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
L**I
Good quality
Bought these for a tie-off on my boat dock and so far very pleased with the quality of these D-rings
A**A
Right hold
Using these on my pergola pool deck to anchor my shade screen from blowing too much. I use a couple of bungee cords to clip on these anchors and works perfectly. Just a small issue was drilling into the deck , but finally got it done. These are as strong an anchor as you’ll find- Highly recommend for any DIY project
R**R
Exactly as described
Exactly as described. High quality stainless. Glad it didn't come with screws, because I needed a particular screw length and Home Depot had the screws.
R**S
Seems to be good quality.
Should include screws with this product. Would be much more helpful.
K**Y
Pad eyes
I think these are good quality pad eyes. Performed as designed and expected. Great quality for the price. Loved the look too.
B**S
Well made Loop-Hooks for my RV camper
I put these on my ALiner camper to hold the awning canopy.They are very flush to the surface, with no need to drill out a pocket for your finger to open the eyes.Screw them on with stainless steel self-tapping screws, and it is a lifetime of rust-free use.Look in the upper right of the awning, to see the pad-eye
T**M
Nice folding pad eye
Installed on my boat to tie things down on deck.
K**Y
Add a place to attach your rope to your boat
My new boat needed a quick and easy attachment point for a rope on the tip of the bow. This did the trick. It lays flat when not needed and gives me a location to tie a line to pull my boat onto the trailer.
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