Flat Boat Fender LF 700 – compact hull protection for short side contact zones

Compact long fender for targeted hull protection

The seaEQ Flat boat fender LF 700 is a compact, continuous boat fender designed for short side contact zones along the hull. It is ideal for smaller boats, tenders and tight berths where individual round fenders cannot always be positioned optimally.

Use on the boat where space is limited

The LF 700 is mounted on the outside of the boat and protects the hull during side-to-side mooring, short stays or changing contact points along the hull. Its compact length makes it especially suitable for confined areas or as a supplementary fender alongside larger boat fenders.

Targeted load distribution on short contact areas

Compared to individual round fenders, the Langfender LF 700 covers a continuous short section of the hull. This reduces point loads and provides controlled, stable contact – particularly in light movement caused by wind or swell.

Robust design for small boats and tenders

The LF 700 is designed for regular use on board. Its form-stable construction makes it ideal for small motorboats, sailing boats, tenders or as additional protection for sensitive hull areas.

Distinction from Fender-Protection-Mats

The Langfender LF 700 protects the hull directly via its external contact surface. It does not replace a protection mat between boat fender and hull, but functions as a classic boat fender along its length.

➡ For additional protection between boat fender and hull – especially to reduce chafing – the Fender-Protection-Mats FPM and FPM XL are a suitable complementary solution.

Handling and flexible positioning

Thanks to its compact dimensions, the Langfender LF 700 can be positioned very flexibly on the boat. It is ideal for changing positions or as a supplement to longer Langfenders of the LF series.

Dimensions

LF 700: approx. 700 × 400 × 55 mm (length × height × thickness)

Colours

black · grey · blue

Origin and quality

Langfenders of the LF series by seaEQ are manufactured in Germany. The materials used are sourced from Europe and designed for durability in the marine environment.