Polyform Norway G3 Fender
The Polyform Norway G3 Fender is a compact cylindrical utility fender from the Original Polyform G-Series, providing a step up in size from the G2 for boats requiring greater hull coverage and cushioning.
Manufactured in Norway by Polyform, originators of the modern inflatable plastic buoy, the G-Series is made from marine-grade soft vinyl using blow-moulded construction. Longitudinal ribs run along the fender body to provide additional strength and abrasion resistance, creating a practical and durable fender for regular use alongside pontoons, quays and other boats.
The G3 measures 515mm overall height x 145mm maximum diameter, with a gross volume of 6.6 litres. Its combination of compact diameter and increased length makes it a versatile everyday fender for smaller yachts, motorboats and other leisure craft.
Integrated ropeholds at both ends allow the G3 to be rigged vertically or horizontally to suit the boat and mooring situation, with 16mm diameter ropehold eyes providing straightforward attachment. A V-10 all-plastic non-return valve allows easy inflation and helps maintain dependable performance in the marine environment.
As Polyform's dedicated utility fender range, the G-Series provides a straightforward and economical alternative to the heavier-duty F-Series while retaining Polyform Norway's proven marine-grade materials and manufacturing quality.
Key Features
- Original Polyform G-Series utility fender, manufactured in Norway
- Versatile cylindrical fender for smaller yachts and motorboats
- Marine-grade soft vinyl construction
- Blow-moulded for a practical and durable one-piece fender
- Ribbed body for additional strength and abrasion resistance
- Integrated ropeholds at both ends
- Can be rigged vertically or horizontally
- 16mm diameter ropehold eyes
- V-10 all-plastic non-return valve
- 515mm overall height x 145mm maximum diameter
- 6.6 litre gross volume
- 0.8kg nominal weight
- Part of the four-model Polyform Norway G-Series, from G2 through to G5
Polyform – The Original. Made in Norway since 1955.