How the boat hook works

The benefit of the Hook & Moor boat hook is that it pulls the mooring rope through the ring and back onto the boat in one motion without having to reach dangerously far overboard. Just place the eye of the dock line in the carabiner of the Hook & Moor, reach down and pull the hook right through the cleat or mooring eye and bring the dock line back towards the boat to secure the line’s eye on the cleat.

How it works - Hook & Moor Boat Hook

Step by step

1. Release the carabiner and place the eye of the dock line in the carabiner.

2. Choose pull or push mode and arrange the dock line as shown in the illustrations.

3. Complete action (allow the line to follow the movement).

Push and pull boat hook

Examples of how to use our hook

Pulling operation

Release the carabiner and place the eye of the dock line in the carabiner.

Boat hook Pulling operation

Pushing operation

Choose pull or push mode and arrange the dock line as shown in the illustrations.

Boat hook Pushing operation

Pulling operation

Complete action (allow the line to follow the movement).

Boat hook Pulling operation

Maintenance

Perform the below steps after season, or if you notice unexpected friction.

  • Submerge the hook head in a bucket of fresh water and perform a series of push/pull operations under water.
  • Let dry in extended position with the hook head lower than the handle end of the hook.
  • If necessary, lubricate using standard WD 40.
  • Store with hook head pointing down.

 

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