Great Gift Ideas for the Boat Enthusiast in Your Life!

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Being boaters ourselves, we know that shopping for gifts for boaters can prove frustrating. Especially for Christmas when the boats are winterized and not being utilized nearly as much. It can be hard to think about what the boater in your life would want or need for the next boating season. That's why we've decided to share with you a list of gift ideas we know the boat enthusiast in your life will LOVE!


Hoven Vision Floating Sunglasses
This is a gift that will be tough to lose overboard. Floating sunglasses feature an exclusive temple design that wraps completely around your head. Not only does this keep them secure on your face, flotation in the back keeps them afloat should they go over the side. A magnetic connector between the lenses lets you easily put the glasses on or take them off.



Hero 5 Session GoPro
For the boat enthusiast in your life that loves to capture memories on the water, a waterproof camera is a must! With reason, the new rage is all about GoPros. We recommend a built tough waterproof version like the Hero5 Session. This GoPro camera works as deep as 33ft below surface without a housing cover and captures smooth, stable video whether handheld or mounted. Small but mighty, it also captures incredible 4K video and stunning 10MP photos, so your gift recipient will catch all the best moments on the water!



Lucas Oil Marine Fuel Treatment

Give the boater on your list peace of mind. Ethanol-blend gasoline can wreak havoc on boat engines, and the fuel in boats stored for any period of a month or more needs to be stabilized. Fuel stabilizers do more than just preserve fuel; they also protect against varnishing and phase separation, while lubricating the mechanical components of a boat’s engine. When moisture enters a boat’s fuel tank – even in small, trace amounts – it can promote tarnishing and corrosion. Adding a fuel stabilizer, however, will protect the boat’s motor.



Yeti Hopper Two 40 Soft-Sided Cooler

This waterproof, soft-sided cooler from Yeti comes with a strap for easy loading and offloading at the boat. It’s big enough to hold 34 cans, enough for a full day of cruising or fishing with a few buddies.



Pedestal Pontoon Fireplace
Does the boater in your life enjoy spending from morning to well after dark on the boat, and only comes in off the water to sit around a firepit to continue to enjoy the great outdoors? This gift will be a perfect solution for them! The Portable Pedestal Table is completely self contained and features adjustable flame control, shut-off valve and locking lid for easy operation and safety.  This unit can be taken down and will fit underneath most pontoon boat seating.


Firstmate Systems Manual and Remote Lift Controls
And of course, don't forget about giving the gift of convenience and safety! This is THE ultimate boater's gift! This year's Christmas gift for the boat enthusiast in your life will be the best gift they receive! Not only will you be helping them to increase the resale value of their boat and reduce their annual maintenance costs, but you'll also help them to eliminate the need for dock repair, lifts repair or boat repair. With the push of a button, the Firstmate™ Boat Lift Remote Control takes all the work out of raising and lowering a boat. So they can get out on the water faster and boat with ease next year by installing a remote control system on their hoist! What are you waiting for?! Start your Christmas shopping today at www.FirstmateControls.com!

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