Aluminum Clamp-On Rod Holder – Vertical – 2.375″ OD
Smith’s line of high polished aluminum clamp-on rod holders offer a great alternative to stainless steel. These rod holders are constructed of marine grade aluminum that has been 100% anodized for functionality and style.
These rod holders feature a super strong 3/8″ thick blade, rugged welded 1/3″ tall gimbal bar, and a 1-5/8″ inside diameter with a flared opening to make it easy to insert a rod in the holder. The taper liner and the addition of a rod security hole in the blade ensures that your valuable rods are protected.
These aluminum clamp-on rod holders are precision machined to create an exacting slip resistant fit on marine aluminum boat rails and tower, and they prevent the risk of welding hazards.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Material | Marine grade aluminum, 100% anodized |
| Blade Thickness | 3/8″ |
| Gimbal Bar Height | 1/3″ |
| Inside Diameter | 1-5/8″ |
| Flared Opening | Yes |
| Rod Security Hole | Yes |
| Fit Type | Slip resistant on marine aluminum rails and towers |
FAQ
What material is the rod holder made of?
The rod holder is made of marine grade aluminum that has been 100% anodized for durability and corrosion resistance.
Does it fit standard marine aluminum boat rails?
Yes, it is precision machined for a slip-resistant fit on marine aluminum boat rails and towers.
Is there a security feature to prevent rod movement?
Yes, the blade includes a rod security hole to help keep rods securely in place.
Irene Hill –
Installed the holder on my boat rail and it fits perfectly. The aluminum feels solid and the anodized finish resists corrosion well. The rod stays secure even in rough conditions. Easy to attach and remove.
Lillian Manning –
Good quality and looks polished. Fits my 2.375-inch rail without any issues. The flared opening makes inserting the rod quick and smooth. A reliable alternative to stainless steel.
Anthony Sutherland –
I replaced my old stainless steel holder with this aluminum one. It’s lighter, looks better, and doesn’t rust. The security hole keeps the rod from shifting during use. Highly recommend.
Jason Ross –
Fits well on my tower rail. The 3/8-inch blade is strong and the gimbal bar provides good stability. No issues with rod slipping or wear after several months of use.