Saving mooring stress, and probably a few marriages
The stress, the shouting, the silent treatment on the way to dinner. We have all been there. That's why we invented the Lazy-Lazy line tool.
The Lazy-Lazy Line Tool
A handheld motorised pole with a finger-operated switch and extendable reach, designed to retrieve lazy lines on boats from 30 to 70 feet.
Patented Tech
Developed and built in the UK.
Ditch the dirty work
By keeping the line outside the boat, keeps your side decks, hull and fenders clean.
Bi-directional selector
Variable speed trigger for running lines on both the port and starboard side of the boat.
Easier & faster than by hand
Get tied up and get on with your holiday. Fast, powered mooring every time.
What's the problem?
Mooring is the most stressful moment on any boat.
You're reversing into a tight berth, the wind is picking up, people on the dock are watching, and somewhere at the bottom of the harbour there's a lazy line you need to fish out and run to the back of your boat, fast.
If you've done it, you know. If you haven't, ask anyone who has.
Whether you're a seasoned sailor or a first-time charterer, a bad mooring can ruin an entire day on the water. The Lazy-Lazy line tool fixes that.
Lines run outside of the boat, keeping the side decks and fenders clean.
How it works
Three steps to a perfect mooring. Every time.
1
Hook it
Lower the Lazy-Lazy tool over the stern and hook onto the lazy line cleanly, no fumbling, no boathook, no leaning over the side.
2
Catch it
The powered mechanism engages the lazy line in seconds. No missed hooks, no second passes, just a clean, confident catch, every time.
3
Run it
One hand on the tool. One hand for the boat. Run the line along the length of the vessel, before being retrieved at the bow and tied off on the cleat.
I've been skippering charters in the Med for over twelve years. Mooring is always the moment guests get nervous and honestly, sometimes I did too. The Lazy-Lazy tool has completely changed that. We hook the line first time, every time. Guests think I'm a genius.
James R.
Charter Captain, Croatia
