Swivl-Eze Lock'N-Pin Aluminum Pedestal Base 7 x 7 in vs Blue Sea Systems CableClam for boat deck hardware
Overall winner: Blue Sea Systems CableClam for boat deck hardware
Key Differences
Attwood Swivl-Eze (A) is an aluminum lock-n-pin base with a brushed finish and noted corrosion resistance but some users report rust over time and hardware is not included; it also lists a lower price tier and broader deck/marine mounting use. Blue Sea Systems CableClam (B) focuses on waterproof cable pass-throughs with pre-drilled seals and a polished 316 stainless steel dress cap, making it better for sealed antenna or cable installations but it’s described mainly for antenna cables and has less size/spec detail
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
Blue Sea Systems CableClam for boat deck hardware
Watertight cable pass-through with pre-drilled seals and stainless steel dress cap. Easy installation with no need to remove connectors; suitable for antenna cables and other wires
Pros
- Watertight pass-through
- Pre-drilled/slit rubber seals
- Polished 316 stainless steel dress cap
- Includes stainless steel fasteners
Cons
- Limited product scope shown (antenna/ transducer wires mentioned)
- No explicit size or fit details
Head-to-Head
| Criteria | Winner |
|---|---|
| Price | attwood |
| Durability | Blue Sea Systems |
| Versatility | attwood |
| User Reviews | attwood |