Trac Outdoors Crooked Creek Telescoping Boat Hook 50475, Extends 32 to 72 Inches

The Trac Outdoors Crooked Creek Telescoping Boat Hook (50475) is a telescoping reach tool for boaters who need extra length to grab a dock line, fend off a piling, or retrieve gear that has drifted out of arm's reach. The shaft is made of corrosion-resistant anodized aluminum, keeping it lightweight and buoyant enough to float while still holding up to repeated exposure to water and weather. The hook head is molded from high-impact ABS plastic, adding durability at the working end where the hook takes the most contact.

A smooth telescoping twist-lock mechanism lets the shaft extend from 32 inches to 72 inches and lock securely at any length along the way, so you can dial in the reach you need for the job at hand rather than being limited to one fixed length. A non-slip safety grip on the handle end gives a secure hold even with wet hands, reducing the chance of dropping the hook overboard mid-task. It is built as a universal-fit accessory, meaning it is not tied to a specific boat make or model and can be used on virtually any vessel where a reach tool is handy, from securing lines at the dock to pushing off from a slip.

Specifications

• Brand: Trac Outdoors
• Manufacturer Part Number: 50475
• Product Line: Crooked Creek
• Fit Type: Universal Fit
• Extended Length: 72 inches
• Collapsed Length: 32 inches
• Weight: 1.34375 pounds
• Shaft Material: Anodized Aluminum
• Hook Material: High-Impact ABS Plastic
• Color: Multicolor
• Locking Mechanism: Telescoping Twist-Lock
• Grip: Non-Slip Safety Grip
• Number of Pieces: 1
• UPC: 666996119982
• Manufacturer Warranty: 1 year manufacturer

Frequently Asked Questions

How far does the Crooked Creek boat hook 50475 extend? It telescopes from a collapsed length of 32 inches out to a fully extended 72 inches, giving you extra reach when needed and a compact size when stowed.

What is the shaft made of? The shaft on part number 50475 is corrosion-resistant anodized aluminum, chosen to stay light enough to float while standing up to marine exposure.

Does the hook lock in place at different lengths? Yes, a smooth telescoping twist-lock mechanism holds the shaft securely at any position between 32 and 72 inches, not just at the fully extended length.

What material is the hook head made from? The hook end of the Trac Outdoors Crooked Creek boat hook is high-impact ABS plastic, built to take repeated contact with docks, pilings, and lines.

How much does this boat hook weigh? The 50475 telescoping boat hook weighs 1.34375 pounds.

Will this boat hook fit my specific boat model? It is designed as a universal-fit accessory, so it is not restricted to a particular boat make or model and can be used on most vessels needing a reach tool.

Does the handle stay secure when wet? Yes, the boat hook includes a non-slip safety grip on the handle so it holds securely even with wet hands.

What color does the 50475 boat hook come in? The Crooked Creek telescoping boat hook is finished in a multicolor design.

What comes in the box with this boat hook? The package includes one telescoping boat hook (part 50475) as a single-piece unit.

Is the 50475 boat hook covered by a warranty? Yes, the Trac Outdoors Crooked Creek boat hook carries a 1 year manufacturer warranty.

Is the boat hook shaft resistant to rust or corrosion? The anodized aluminum shaft used on part number 50475 is corrosion-resistant, making it suitable for regular exposure to water.

Can this boat hook be used for tasks other than handling docking lines? The telescoping design and reach up to 72 inches make the 50475 hook useful for fending off pilings, retrieving items, and other general reach tasks around a boat.