Customer Reviews for VEVOR Boat Fenders, 8.6" x 16" Boat Bumpers for Docking, Marine EVA Boat Dock Fender Bumper with Ropes, Cord Locks and Storage Bag, No Inflation Required, for Class A/Class 1/Part Class 2, Black

So far fenders seem to be of excellent quality and great value at this price point. These come complete with pump, storage bag and fender lines. Everything you need to put them to use is included which is not the case with most boat fenders.

I ordered the #Vevor boat fenders for mounting on our dock. The 5.5\" by 20\" size was perfect for horizontal mounting. I mounted the bumpers horizontally on the face of the dock so that any hull, mine and/or visitor, are protected. The winds can be quite severe on the lake and having this extra level of protection is well worth it. The bumpers arrive deflated and are made out of a thick, flexible vinyl (PVC). The package includes a pump and several needles needed to fill the bumpers. I was tempted to use an air compressor but was afraid of overfilling and possibly bursting the bumper. The included handpump makes quick work of filling the bumper with enough air to make them usable. I'm very happy with the quality and functionality of the Vevor bumpers and can see them lasting for years.

Overall these are very good boat bumpers. There are a few items I would include starting with the logo. I am not a fan of the logo being so prominent on these bumpers. Another item I would improve is that the clamp that holds the rope is quite bulky. The bumpers are also quite bulky, and even though they come with a carrying case/storage, I can't keep them in the carrying case because they do not fit in the storage cabinet that I have in my boat. They do their purpose very well by protecting the boat but I think the EVA foam is actually about twice as thick as it needs to before my purpose. Overall, if I had to choose, I would choose a traditional contour vs these based on how they have performed the last couple of times when I have used them both side to side.

I ordered the largest size to add to my existing set for a 42 foot catamaran. I'm not counting on these along, but plan to use them along with my other more expensive fenders. We're going from a side-tie into a slip and I wanted some extras to have for both sides of the boat. In general, I believe these are a little undersized for my boat but that was my choice in purchasing them. Overall, feeling pretty good about this purchase. They seem suitably thick in material and come deflated. The included pump works fine but I was wishing for an electric pump by the time I started the second fender! They are keeping air fine but only time will tell. The included lines are a little short for my use so I'll probably need to replace those later. I made them work on my lowest lifeline. The included bag probably won't get any use as it won't go into my hold with the fenders inside. I haven't tossed it yet but will probably make other use out of it. There was some manufacturing bits on the rubber but that came off with a brush of a hand. Not sure if these will mark up my boat or not so, again, time will tell.

Tough set of four inflatable boat bumpers from Vevor. The heavy rubber bumpers are durable and inflated easily with the included pump. Comes with a storage bag.

Item: VEVOR Boat Fenders, 5.5\" x 20\", Inflatable ribbed with Air Pump Price: $39.35 after vendor’s 12% discount on 02 10 24 Wow… what a ‘good’ kind of surprise…! I was expecting four bumpers, and nothing more. I guess I forgot the word ‘inflatable’ when I’d ordered this set for my 1975 12-foot Valco fishing hull. In the past I remember going to my local boat supply and buying individual white ‘already-permanently inflated’ bumpers. And as for setting them up with marine rope, I was on my own. Well, these arrived as a set of four very flat bumpers. But of course, they're inflatables and came with a hand pump. And as for the tie-down ropes for each one, these all came with their own pre-attached tie-down ropes with about 64” of free rope length for tying them to my boat. The hand pump came with five needle valves for screwing into the hand pump and then pushing the fill-needles into each bumper. I guess it was presumed that, given this is a watercraft application item, extras of small hardware like the needle fill valves were a good idea. And I’d agree. And to top it all off, although I don’t know if I’ll use it as I typically tighten the bumpers to the hull when trailering the boat, there’s a fabric tote bag. All in all and with such a low unit cost (about $10 per bumper), it just makes it easy to recommend this as a very good value.