Troublemakers like mosquitoes and flies stay away and so you are fit again for your next adventure with the SEALANDER after disturbance-free and restful nights. The insect screen is a perfect fit for your SEALANDER and covers the entire opening in any case. There is also a zipper at the stern, as with the folding top, so that steering via the tiller is also possible without any problems on the water, thus keeping mosquitoes away even when driving on the water.
Onboard grill
COBB Grill Premium Compact Set with railing and lid holder including 6 Cobbler Grillpads
COBB Grill Premium Compact Set with railing and lid holder including 6 Cobbler Grillpads
Description
Cobb brand grills work with special briquettes and a Cobb grill ensures that fat is collected in a tray and does not get into the fire.
Therefore, you will not have problems with flames and smoke. In addition, Cobb grills are ready to use in just a few minutes and do not get hot on the underside.
Compact and versatile, the Cobbgrill Air Deluxe is the ideal companion for your SEALANDER.
With the Cobb AIR DELUXE, the manufacturer offers an improved version with numerous new features. The new concept allows the grill to reach up to 70 degrees higher temperature, which promotes fast and uniform grilling or frying. Together with the more robust, high-quality construction and various additional features, the Cobb Air Deluxe is a real highlight for all barbecue fans.
In order to also meet the requirements for water operation, we offer you an all-round carefree package with which you can move your SEALANDER safely on the water.
The ideal solution for practical and quick organization in the SEALANDER. Handy and easy to carry, these boxes are an indispensable helper when sorting your equipment on board your hybrid. The boxes are perfectly stackable, transparent (visibility from all sides) and even suitable for food. The set consists of a total of 5 crates, which are ideally tailored to the efficient organization of the backs crates and storage spaces in the SEALANDER.
