Umpqua Link Drydock Magnetic Floatant Holder
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The LINK™ DryDock offers magnetic snap-off access and quick return for floatants —no need to remove your floatant from the holder. Designed to fit popular bottles like Dry Magic, Shimi Shake, and all others, it streamlines your setup and keeps your floatant ready during critical moments of the hatch. Snap it onto any LINK™ Base Station, clip it to your SWIFTLINK™ pack, or mount it on a vest or boat bag—it’s the most versatile floatant dock you’ve ever used.
Key Features & Benefits:
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Universal Fit
Form-fitting cradle accommodates all major gel and powder floatants. -
Magnetic Snap Access
Grab, use, and re-dock floatant without removing it from the holder. -
No-Tether Design
Clean, untethered setup prevents swinging or tangling. -
Modular Integration
Snaps onto any LINK™ Base Station and mounts to any pack, vest, or boat bag.
Specs:
- Dimensions: Approx. 1.75 x 1.5 x 1.5" (4.75 x 3.5 x 3.75 cm)
- Includes: 1 DryDock Floatant Holder + 1 LINK™ Base Station
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