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Our Stabilisers are specifically designed to reduce the boats' roll movement whilst at anchor or drifting.  Computer designed stabiliser plates with a tuned weight system, coupled with fully welded adjustable power boom poles create an incredible amount of stabilisation power. 

How do they work?

What do Australian Boat Stabilisers feel like once deployed?
You will instantly notice a reduction in the boat's roll speed.  The boat will settle much faster and reduce most of the boats rolling movement.  In a situation of wind against current/tide, you will notice the stabilisers will assist to straighten the boat into the current which further reduces the rolling movement of the boat.

How are they installed on my boat? 
  1. We have a small bracket that needs to be installed onto the boat. It comes complete with 2 varieties of 316 grade stainless steel fastenings for both metal and fibreglass vessels.
  2. A roof, T-Top or high point above the mounting base to tie up to.
  3. A cleat up toward the bow for the forward boom stay. Usually a cleat, anchor bollard or bow rail.
  4. A rear tie point for the aft boom stay. Usually a cleat or handrail.
NO electricity or generator is needed.
NO noise created when deployed and stabilising the vessel.
NO large storage space required or 'heavy items' such as a bulky Gyro. 
NO periodic maintenance or servicing or ongoing costs.

Due to our special design, we can be used in river/tidal areas/current/ocean/reef which is unlike any other basic stabilisers/flopper stopper or similar.
 
We manufacture our boat stabilisers using the following materials:
  • 316 grade stainless steel fasteners and nyloc nuts
  • 5083 high tensile Marine Grade aluminium
  • Dyneema rope - hand spliced
  • Double Braid Polyester main lines - hand spliced
  • Components are laser cut and locally welded for precision, strength and longevity. 
 

Stabilising in a coastal bar

Stabilisers in action!

Stabiliser in high current flow