Taylor Made Anchorshade III Boat Shade, Grey, 6' x 6', Adjustable Aluminum Pole to 8 Feet, UV-Treated Fade-Resistant Nylon, Market-Style Top, Carrying Case, Fits Most Boats and Benches – 22057

.Taylor Made Products has re-invented the highly successful Anchorshade. Several important design changes are being introduced, including larger diameter and solid fiberglass structural ribs, and hinge connectors which are twice as strong as on our last model. Also added to these improvements is a powder-coated aluminum frame (so even if scratched, it will not rust), a 4-point locking height adjuster and a Sur-Lock push-up mechanism. This uniquely designed 6ft. x 6ft. square umbrella can be used on almost any vessel from a small fishing boat to the larger high performance boats. AnchorShade III is designed to be used when anchored or at idle speed on a calm day.
.TOP QUALITY COVER — Our umbrella for boats are made with a patented material that is not only lightweight but outdoor element and UV-resistant, giving you the protection you need on your boat, dock or beach
.VERSATILE USES — The shade umbrellas for boats are designed to be used on your boat when anchored or at idle speed on a calm day. They can also be used to protect against the sun on the beach or dockside. Lightweight and portable, this awning has a carrying case with a shoulder strap
.CUSTOMIZABLE SETUP — The anchorshade has a four-point lokcing height adjuster and sur-lock push up mechanism, allowing you to adjust to your boat as needed up to 8'. Easy to install with the adjustable straps
.SIZE AND COLOR OPTIONS —Available in 6' x 6', the the Taylor Made AnchorShade III comes with the shade, adjustable straps and hardware and carrying case. Choose from white, blue, teal, red, navy, forest green, sand, black, burgundy and grey
.DURABLE DESIGN-The boat awning includes solid fiberglass ribs for a solid structure on a powder-coated aluminum frame that resists rust. The non-corrosive included hardware keep the umbrella taut and secure in winds less than 10 miles per hour