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Boston Whaler Helm Pad - Mocha/Black Brushed with Routed Teak Lines
The Boston Whaler Faux Teak Anti-Fatigue Helm Pad is a large, 16″ x 39″ Mocha over Black helm pad with routed teak lines and the Boston Whaler logo. SeaDek Helm Pads provide the utmost comfort while standing for long hours on the water.
Made from closed-cell PE/EVA blended foam material, this soft yet durable pad features .8" foam that absorbs impact and a brushed surface with exceptional non-skid characteristics to provide safety and stability. The Boston Whaler Faux Teak Helm Pad is backed with our 3M™ pressure-sensitive adhesive for an easy peel-and-stick installation.
SeaDek Helm Pads will be your go-to anti-fatigue pad for longer and more comfortable days on the water. Helm Pads are the perfect way to add extra comfort and protection to your boat’s helm. Enjoy your boat all day without worrying about sore muscles or joints, and enjoy the new feel of your helm.
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