Hey folks, considering using PhenderPro push pole holders and have matching trio of receivers on the port side to allow the pole to be stored on either side, and have receivers for fenders and a dock line. Anyone use these today, and if so, any issues with the PP popping out in chop?
For reference - STO PRO 2.0- QUICK RELEASE PUSH POLE HOLDER
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Sorry, wish I could help you, I don’t have any experience with them but they are cool looking. Love to hear feedback from anyone who has used the,
Not sure if they still do, but Beavertail was offering those as an option. I installed one on my flats boat and it was solid and useful for fenders. I opted for permanent V-Marine poly spool holders for my Mosquito.
Yeah, thanks @Zika I have used the PhenderPro inserts for fenders and dock lines and prefer them for that vs. a cleat…on my last skiff I had three down the port side and like it.
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I stubbed my toes just looking at the pictures of them!
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Been using Phender Pros for years. I have one amidship at the rear of the front deck and one on each side just forward of the seat. Fenders prerigged at the proper spacing on my docklines.
I didn’t know they made push pole holders..kinda cool! I have 4 Phenderpro’s on the gunnnels of my new Chittum and two on the hull for anchoring. To make my wife digest the new ride we worked with Chittum to come up with the first a dive ladder on a 21’. We’ll only use it from time to time, but it came out pretty cool.
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That’s a slick set-up and clean for something you won’t use constantly.
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That is clean looking and very cool. Great idea on versatility 
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That’s a nice setup where you have the poling platform as a handrail.
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