Total Mooring Solutions Provider
Hazelett Marine is the industry leader as the total mooring solutions provider – from design, product, and installation – giving you the benefit of a one stop shop to manage and provide success for your project. At Hazelett Marine, we will provide the best mooring solution for your project.
Advanced Elastic Mooring Systems
Hazelett Marine has been manufacturing the worlds most advanced elastic mooring systems for over 35 years. Our product is available in three different strengths and our variable lengths can accommodate any water level variation without the need for human intervention.
ALL of our products are proudly made in the USA
Hazelett Marine is the largest and most trusted manufacturer of Conservation Elastic Mooring Systems in North America with thousands of installations worldwide. Our Conservation Elastic Mooring Solutions are environmentally friendly, safe, and simple.
MADE IN USA – STRONGEST & MOST VERSATILE – 3rd PARTY TESTED
According to tests monitored by SouthWest Ocean Services (SWOS), one single 8000 series Hazelett Marine Engineered Elastomer can withstand a force of drag greater than 13kN, elongate over 200% of its length and retract back to original length.

Peak Load Reductions
Securing vessels and docks with Hazelett Elastic Rodes reduces peak loads at connection points (from docks to anchors and from deck cleats to anchors) by approximately 50%.
More Gentle Dock Motion
Docks and wave attenuators anchored with Hazelett Elastic Rodes are tensioned at low tide, so they stay put at low tide. As the tide rises, the elastics stretch. Docks and wave attenuators secured with Hazelett Elastic Rodes have a more gentle motion and are easier and safer to walk on in rough weather.

Increased Mooring Density
Hazelett Elastic Mooring Systems can be set up with as little as one-to-one scope at high water. 40% more boats can be moored in the same square footage compared to boats on chain with three-to-one scope.
What We Do
Design & Engineering, Project Installation, Inspection & Maintenance
Testimonials
“Marshall Marine’s three docks were constructed with a piling support system customary to this area (South Dartmouth, MA), however, ongoing maintenance costs and service disruptions were causing us problems.
Steve Gomes came up with a cost-saving solution using a Hazelett anchoring system instead of replacing expensive pilings sheared by ice flow that were in otherwise good condition. We proceeded cautiously, installing just one dock system at first, but after two years of zero breakage or maintenance, all of our docks are now secured with the Elastic Mooring systems.”
“I’m moored in Groton CT and when Irene came through I went down to look at how everyone that was still in the mooring field was doing (I hauled out for the storm).
We had one boat on a Helix/Hazelett combination and although the wind wasn’t too bad the waves were high, short and steep. The thing I noticed was when this boat hit the end of its travel with a wave there was no whipping motion from the roller furler foil on the head stay. The other boats around it had a distinct whipping motion as they came tight on their chains. So the elastic rode was doing its job and the helix is about 12 feet into the bottom so dragging isn’t an issue.
Not a cheap solution but a lot of peace of mind.”
“Thanks a million for saving my boat! The people on shore during George’s attack agreed that the Hazelett mooring pennant held Gaviota while other smaller and lighter boats dragged the moorings (and anchors) until they hit the rocks and the fuel docks, where they were destroyed. One 40′ boat moored to a block 1m3 and two screws beached in the mangroves.
This is a remarkable test when you consider that Gaviota is heavy (54,000lb) and 14′ beam, and that the winds were at least 110mph. But the real stress came from the surge and waves. They tell me that the boats were pitching 30 degrees or more.”
“As a commercial spear fisherman, I need to know that my boat will remain on its mooring through a nasty blow and be ready for a day’s work. Since I’ve been using your rode, my anchorage has been hit by several fronts blowing in excess of 40 knots for four days straight, and one that came through at over 60 knots.
While many boats were dragging their moorings, chaffing through pennant lines, and yawing about, my 45-footer rode out the storms easily, with no problems. I noticed that there is less strain on my mooring, lines, and boat since I purchased your rode, and I would recommend it to anyone, especially liveaboards.”
“Hazelett Marine was easy to work with, delivery was fast and product was cheaper than competitive products. While our dock was inland, it survived Hurricane Florence because of Hazelett elastic mooring systems. We will definitely use them on our next project.”
“I spent a few days at the factory training installations and can tell ya, they are Wicked Good! and Worth Springing the Bucks for!
Get the Best. Get Hazelett.”

International PADI, Inc, California | March 2015
The Hazelett Elastic Mooring Rode offers a better solution. Because of its engineered ELASTICITY, it stretches out smoothly under the load of wind and sea, thereby eliminating the peak forces of a rigid chain rode. The Hazelett rode provides a new Home Arabian dimension in mooring systems – the dimension of elasticity. During storm conditions, this new dimension also protects against the effects of the sudden increases in water depth caused by storm surges or the impact of a break-away boat.

Bryan Gullan, Isle of Man | November 2017
The elasticity within the mooring set-up eliminated entirely the ‘snatch’ associated with chain moorings during heavy weather and helps the boat to maintain a very stable position over the mooring in rough conditions. The Hazelett system eliminates virtually all moving parts, so reducing wear on the majority of components.
RPS APASA PTY LTD, Australia | July 2014
Hazelett rodes maintain elasticity to absorb forces from strong winds and tides and preserves the integrity of the mooring system under severe storm conditions.

Massachusetts Division of Marine Fisheries, Massachusetts | February 2009
Seagrass loss associated with boat moorings at Rottnest Island, Western Australia.
BACI Home Arabian design reveals the decline of the seagrass Posidonia oceanica induced by anchoring.
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Operations: Burlington, VT:
+1 (802) 399-2627
Sales:
+1 (585) 737-8592