Majoni Star Cylindrical Standard Boat Fender

The Majoni Star Cylindrical Standard Boat Fender is an inflatable double-eye fender for protecting a boat hull during berthing, alongside mooring and rafting. The listed range covers six sizes from 10 x 40 cm to 30 x 90 cm, with multiple solid and contrasting-end colour options.

A rope eye at each end allows the fender to be hung vertically or restrained horizontally. The rotation-moulded marine PVC body, reinforced ends and replaceable brass valve support routine pressure adjustment and long-term use in marinas, harbours and inland waterways.

Product Identification

• Brand: Majoni
• Product range: Star Fender
• Models: F000, F001, F002, F003, F004 and F005
• Product category: Inflatable cylindrical double-eye boat fender
• Selectable sizes: 10 x 40 cm to 30 x 90 cm
• Available colours: Vary by size; see the specification table
• Attachment: Integral eye at each end
• Recommended inflation pressure: Approximately 0.2 bar / 2.9 psi
• Quantity supplied: One selected fender

What Is the Majoni Star Fender Used For?

It is suspended between the hull and a pontoon, harbour wall or adjacent vessel to absorb low-speed contact and reduce scuffing. The cylindrical profile suits a wide range of side-fender positions and can be arranged vertically or horizontally.

What Is Included?

• One Majoni Star Fender in the selected size and colour
• Two integral attachment eyes
• Factory-fitted replaceable brass inflation valve

What Is Not Included?

• Fender ropes
• Inflation adaptor or pump
• Fender cover
• Storage rack or mounting clips
• Additional fenders required for complete hull coverage

How Do I Select the Correct Fender Size?

Select by vessel displacement, freeboard, topside shape, berth exposure and expected contact height. Larger boats and exposed berths generally require larger fenders and more of them. The fender must project far enough to prevent the hull, rubbing strake and fittings from reaching the berth.

How Many Fenders Are Required?

Use enough fenders to protect the complete likely contact length. For routine alongside mooring, distribute them between the bow, midships and stern, with additional fenders for exposed berths, rafting or irregular structures. One fender should not be expected to protect an entire side.

Vertical or Horizontal Rigging

• Hang vertically for general topside protection and changing water levels.
• Restrain horizontally where a longer continuous contact line is required.
• Use both eyes for horizontal rigging.
• Set the line height before entering the berth.
• Keep every fender and line clear of propellers, thrusters and moving equipment.

Construction and Design

• Rotation-moulded marine PVC body
• Cylindrical profile with reinforced end ribs
• Integral eye at each end
• Replaceable Majoni brass valve
• Six selectable sizes
• Multiple colours and contrasting-end options
• Suitable for vertical or horizontal installation

Inflation and Safety

Majoni recommends approximately 0.2 bar / 2.9 psi. The fender should hold its shape while remaining visibly compressible under a flat hand. Use compressed air with a flat nozzle or a bicycle/car pump with the correct Majoni adaptor. Never insert a needle or pin into the valve.

Maintenance

• Rinse after use in salt or dirty water.
• Clean with warm water and mild soap.
• Inspect both eyes, the body and valve for damage.
• Check pressure regularly and after temperature changes.
• Inspect fender ropes for chafe.
• Store clean and protected from sharp objects.

Key Features

• Six listed sizes from 10 x 40 cm to 30 x 90 cm
• Double-eye cylindrical design
• Vertical or horizontal rigging
• Rotation-moulded marine PVC
• Replaceable brass inflation valve
• Multiple solid and contrasting-end colours
• Recommended pressure approximately 0.2 bar
• Suitable for pontoons, harbour walls and rafting

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Star Fender size is suitable for my boat?
Use vessel displacement, freeboard, hull shape and berth exposure rather than length alone. When uncertain, choose larger fenders and increase the number used.

Are fender ropes included?
No. Select lines that fit the eye and vessel attachment points.

Can the Star Fender be hung horizontally?
Yes. Use both integral eyes and restrain the fender so it remains over the contact area.

What pressure should I use?
Approximately 0.2 bar / 2.9 psi. The fender should remain hand-compressible.

Can I use a ball-inflation needle?
No. Use a flat air nozzle or the correct Majoni adaptor to avoid valve damage.

Do all colours come in every size?
No. Available colours vary by model; use the variant selector and table to confirm the listed combinations.

Specifications

Choose fender size, quantity and rigging for the vessel and berth. Published dimensions and volumes do not constitute an impact-load rating.