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WATERSPORT DIRECT OFFERINGS
Watersport Direct offers a simple, safe and convenient way to shop for all your Marine and Boating equipment online.
We specialise in boating equipment. Place your orders online or call us direct, we will have the goods delivered to your door.
If you cannot find a product on our site please contact us and we will try to find it for you.
We also offer the following:
- ∙∙ Inland and coastal skipper training
- ∙∙ Annual vessel surveys for your boat certificate of fitness
- ∙∙ VHF radio operator courses (SRC)
FEATURED PRODUCTS
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Category B up to 40 nm - safety equipment, Category B up to 40 nm - safety equipment, Category C up to 15 nm - safety equipment, Category C up to 15 nm - safety equipment, Category D up to 5 nm - safety equipment, Category D up to 5 nm - safety equipment, Compass, NavigationLarge Marine Compass
R520,00
BEST SELLERS
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Bailing device, Category B up to 40 nm - safety equipment, Category C up to 15 nm - safety equipment, Category C up to 15 nm - safety equipment, Category D up to 5 nm - safety equipment, Category D up to 5 nm - safety equipment, Category E up to 1 nm - safety equipment, Category E up to 1 nm - safety equipment, Category R inland waters - safety equipment, Category R inland waters - safety equipment, ComponentsBailer for Water
R240,00 -
Anchors, rope & chain, Boat safety equipment, Capsize bottles, Category B up to 40 nm - safety equipment, Category B up to 40 nm - safety equipment, Category C up to 15 nm - safety equipment, Category C up to 15 nm - safety equipment, Category D up to 5 nm - safety equipment, Category D up to 5 nm - safety equipment, Category E up to 1 nm - safety equipment, Category E up to 1 nm - safety equipment, Category R inland waters - safety equipment, Category R inland waters - safety equipment, Components, Shop by vessel categoriesCapsize Rope 7m
R198,00
NEW ARRIVALS
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Anchors, rope & chain, Boat safety equipment, Capsize bottles, Category B up to 40 nm - safety equipment, Category B up to 40 nm - safety equipment, Category C up to 15 nm - safety equipment, Category C up to 15 nm - safety equipment, Category D up to 5 nm - safety equipment, Category D up to 5 nm - safety equipment, Category E up to 1 nm - safety equipment, Category E up to 1 nm - safety equipment, Category R inland waters - safety equipment, Category R inland waters - safety equipment, Components, Shop by vessel categories
Capsize Rope 6m
R189,00 -
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Category B up to 40 nm - safety equipment, Category B up to 40 nm - safety equipment, Category C up to 15 nm - safety equipment, Category C up to 15 nm - safety equipment, Category D up to 5 nm - safety equipment, Category D up to 5 nm - safety equipment, Flares and pyrotechnicsRed Rocket Parachute Flare
R689,00 -
Boat safety equipment, Category B up to 40 nm - safety equipment, Category B up to 40 nm - safety equipment, Category C up to 15 nm - safety equipment, Category C up to 15 nm - safety equipment, Category D up to 5 nm - safety equipment, Category D up to 5 nm - safety equipment, Components, Id sheetSafety ID Sheet Orange
R179,00 -
Boat safety equipment, Category B up to 40 nm - safety equipment, Category B up to 40 nm - safety equipment, Category C up to 15 nm - safety equipment, Category C up to 15 nm - safety equipment, Category D up to 5 nm - safety equipment, Category D up to 5 nm - safety equipment, Shop by vessel categories, Sound signalling and fog hornSound signalling device
R145,00
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