23.5 Practical Christmas Gifts for Boat Life

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Unwrap 23 practical Christmas gifts that will transform your boat life this holiday season, from essential marine gear to must-have onboard upgrades. Plus, get a full cost breakdown of my new used boat so you know exactly what it takes to create your dream setup. Watch now to discover the perfect gift and elevate your boating adventure!

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23.5 Practical Christmas Gifts for Boat Life
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[nicolepszonak]

One thing I always put on our boats are first aid kits! Don’t know if you have one or not but it’s an idea for your boat ❤

[NadineWinkelmann]

This year I‘m giving myself a gift😊…! I ordered a tee and a hoodie from your merch on Thursday…! I‘m looking forward to it🫶🏻😍!

[spirit]

New boat owner here your channel very helpful 👍

[Floatdude]

Go get a TPM tire pressure monitor for the boat trailer and get tire covers, the Sun can kill tires over time, don't forget to detail the boat haul and tower out and buff it out to a mirror finish. I like the LED lights setup, I should do that to my boat too.

[johnny]

The lights make it look like a different Boat, Nice upgrades 👍

[Adrian_]

This is really helpful! I will be treating myself to some of these upgrades! Thank you Brandon!

[gittojr]

Love your videos, the trim is expensive but you will find as often as you will be spraying the salt off your boat, the firm will be key

[kimberlykirkland]

Hey Brandon! Hope all is goin well! Merry Christmas!! 🎄🥰🎄

[surfrescue]

Was really super seeing all these super cheap and super bright, super lights . Just super 😂

[AaronMorris-tewg]

I love the boat life we’re watching with you but I do miss the ambulance life the most

[tsb]

Brandon, contact Mercury and get "175" decals for the Starboard motor! Twins need to look alike.
Also, you got a hell of a deal on that boat. Looks great!

[erichill]

hi Brandon, curious if you have ever watched Gus from InTooDeep? seems like he could be a wealth of knowledge for boat life down in FL for you, and you two seem to have personalities that would mesh well! stay safe, happy holidays!

[maxallen]

Great video, broskie. You should have done it on the water. I want to see the blue water man, lol

[Boris-xxdw]

Great content Brandon, Lights look cool 👌
My plan is to buy a boat to live on and retire, but the wife isn’t as interested 😂.

[gittojr]

Just a suggestion on the ladder, get one wide enough for flippers, you will want to snorkel in Florida’s!!

[gerryberger]

Magma Grill for the boat. Can fit in rod holders.

[pvalentin]

Boat is looking good . The best thing of your boat . No Boat payments

[ericensminger]

Check out the Kuuma propane boat grills. I’ve had mime for 5 years and it still works perfectly and is a fraction of the price of Magma grills. You can also use a rod holder mount to use in your existing rod holders.

[markmakeswakes]

Liking all your videos man! The wife and I think of shipping our boat to Florida all the time! If ya ever make it out to Vegas we have a 360 Sundancer on Lake Mead, get at me and we’ll show ya around 🤙🏼

[richardowens]

Those are some great suggestions! Here are a few more I thought of you may want to consider:

A couple of solar panels for the hard top. I don't know what size might fit best up there - but, more power is always better, if you can fit them up there. Use those to help keep the house batteries charged up and reduce your need for a generator.

LiFePO4 Batteries. These have come down in price a lot and now represent a viable alternative to lead acid batteries in all applications where they might be used on a boat. That goes for house batteries and starting batteries, as long as you purchase the right kind for your application. Lighter weight, less long term cost, no maintenance, higher capacity - better in every way.

Other items that may not be as fun, but every bit as important for any boat owner:

Cleaning supplies, waxes, polishes, an orbital buffer, etc. - things to keep the boat clean and shiny.

Tools to help maintain the boat.

Spare parts for the boat.

Nice new fenders.

Dock box(es)

Safety equipment, like PFDs, flares, whistles, LED strobe lights, locator beacons, etc.

Emergency life raft

No shortage of stuff to buy for a boat!

Thanks for the video, Brandon!