12 Best Pontoon Boat Accessories for Florida Sandbar Days
We see a lot of pontoons in the shop, and the owners who enjoy them most have a few things in common: they anchor quickly, have shade, play music without killing the battery, and keep their furniture protected from the sun. Here's what we recommend, in order of impact.
1. An anchor that holds in sand and grass
Pontoons catch a lot of wind. A box-style anchor sets quickly in sand and grass, and a Fortress fluke anchor is light and holds extremely well in sand and mud.
2. Bungee dock lines
Bungee lines stop the constant jerking at a busy dock or sandbar.
3. Shade
A properly sized bimini makes a 95ยฐF afternoon tolerable.
4. A real cover
Sun is the number-one destroyer of pontoon furniture.
5. Marine audio
Marine stereos and speakers are sealed against water and UV. Car audio isn't.
6. UV protectant for the seats
7. A swim ladder that's easy to climb
8. USB charging at the helm
9. Safety gear for a full deck
Pontoons carry a lot of people, and you need a life jacket for each one plus a throwable.
10. Underwater lights
Or grab the bundle
Our Sandbar Day Bundle packages an anchor, dock lines and a throwable at a lower price than buying them separately.