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The new design is a big improvement. When a fish is on, you don't want to worry about losing your rod holder. My rod holders loosened up with use and they would tend to spin out while a fish was hooked up. The lock down stays put.
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These are great mounts and a big improvement over the original 241, although this is close to the cheapest price for the 241L (locking) it still seams expensive. I have two fishing boats set up for electronics, anchor lock, lights, rod holders etc,,, one: 12' w/6hp 4stroke aluminum on a trailer, the other: 16' w 5hp 2 stroke Inflatable that rolls up and i take camping,, both boats are set up with their own mounts and I just switch the implements back and forth. saved me a lot of $ overall but still have $200 invested just in mounts. Oh well, I'm fishing, what else matters
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These are nice because you don't have to worry about the holder popping out of place. Plenty strong for boards but I wouldn't trust them for dipseys. They work well but dipseys put a lot of strain on them. I use them for walleye trolling as well as salmon.
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Must have if you use a Scotty rod holder, especially if it's the Orca rod holders!
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The locking bracket is way more secure than the twist and turn
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