The Eversprout Boat Hook attachment, with an extension pole, safely brings items within reach. Our tool is sturdy, yet lightweight, and is built to last.

Designed to float for up to 5 minutes
Rust-resistant technology
Non-slip foam hand grips for comfort and reliability in wet conditions
3-stages to extend the pole
Compatible with any Eversprout attachment that has over 10 potential uses.
Buy with confidence knowing we have a 30-day 100% satisfaction guarantee.
1-year warranty

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INCLUDES

Boat hook attachment that twists on to the extension pole.
Extension pole made with anodized aluminum that includes galvanized flip-tab locking mechanisms allowing for a customized length.

SPECIFICATIONS

Boat hook measures 8” x 3” x 1”.
3 Foot Extension Pole:

Contracted, the extension pole has a minimum length of 1.5 feet.
Extended, the extension pole has a maximum length of 3 feet.
Weighs less than 1 pound.
When contracted to 1.5 feet, the pole can push or pull over 100 pounds of pressure.
When fully extended to 3 feet, the pole can push or pull up to 30 pounds of pressure.

12 Foot Extension Pole:

Contracted, the extension pole has a minimum length of 4.5 feet.
Extended, the extension pole has a maximum length of 12 feet
Weighs 1.5 pounds.
When contracted to 4.5 feet, the pole can push or pull over 100 pounds of pressure.
When fully extended to 12 feet, the pole can push or pull up to 30 pounds of pressure.

18 Foot Extension Pole:

Contracted, the extension pole has a minimum length of 6.5 feet.
Extended, the extension pole has a maximum length of 18 feet.
Weighs 2.1 pounds.
When contracted to 6.5 feet, the pole can push or pull over 100 pounds of pressure.
When fully extended to 18 feet, the pole can push or pull up to 30 pounds of pressure.

24 Foot Extension Pole:

Contracted, the extension pole has a minimum length of 7 feet.
Extended, the extension pole has a maximum length of 24 feet.
Weighs 4 pounds.
When contracted to 7 feet, the pole can push or pull over 100 pounds of pressure.
When fully extended to 24 feet, the pole can push or pull up to 30 pounds of pressure.

RECOMMENDATIONS

For high pressure tasks, such as docking your boat with high leverage push / pull action, we recommend using the pole fully contracted for maximum strength.
For long reach tasks, such as retrieving rope and lines, use the pole fully extended.