C.E. Smith Aluminum Clamp-On Rod Holder - Horizontal - 1.66

C.E. Smith Aluminum Clamp-On Rod Holder - Horizontal - 1.66" OD 53720

Marsoni

M251S

$119.99

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C.E. Smith Aluminum Clamp-On Rod Holder - Horizontal - 1.66" OD 53720Overview Aluminum Clamp On Rod Holder Horizontal 1. 66" 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

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I have 3 golden retrievers. They love this toy. While the head came off because they played tug-o-war with it, the rest has held up mostly for 5-6 months. At this point sometimes a squeaker will pop out. There are so many squeakers in this toy! However, they still use it for tug-o-war, I am surprised it has lasted this long. There is only stuffing in the head.

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Reviewed in the United States on June 9, 2026