Swivl-Eze Lock'N-Pin Aluminum Pedestal Base 7 x 7 in vs CableClam for antenna cables (316 stainless)
Overall winner: CableClam for antenna cables (316 stainless)
Key Differences
Attwood Swivl-Eze (A) is an aluminum lock-n-pin base suited for deck mounting and general marine hardware use and is praised for a brushed aluminum finish and corrosion resistance but some users report rust and it ships without installation hardware. Blue Sea Systems CableClam (B) is a waterproof antenna cable pass-through with pre-drilled seals and a stainless-steel dress cap for UV protection, making it better for sealed cable feedthroughs and longer-term corrosion resistance
Swivl-Eze Lock'N-Pin Aluminum Pedestal Base 7 x 7 in
Aluminum pedestal base with brushed finish and 6-bolt attachment for boating seats. Easy to install with compatible 3/4-inch Lock'N-Pin seat mount insight from customers
Pros
- Brushed aluminum finish
- Corrosion resistance
- Easy installation
- Solid build quality
Cons
- Hardware not included
- Some reports of rust over time
- Mixed feedback on bolts requirement
CableClam for antenna cables (316 stainless)
Waterproof pass-through cable clam with pre-drilled seals for easy installation. Polished 316 stainless dress cap protects mounting hardware and UV exposure; includes stainless fasteners. Customers praise watertight performance and easy setup
Pros
- watertight performance
- easy installation
- includes stainless fasteners
- UV-resistant dress cap
Cons
- no explicit size details
- uses specific mounting hardware
- customer insights focused on installation rather than broader use
Head-to-Head
| Criteria | Winner |
|---|---|
| Price | Tie |
| Durability | Blue Sea Systems |
| Versatility | attwood |
| User Reviews | attwood |