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Free return shipping is available for all orders shipped within the 48 contiguous United States. These orders will include a complimentary pre-paid UPS Ground return label in the box when the order is delivered. If you use the pre-paid return label provided, please allow 7-10 business days for the return package to arrive back at Tackle Warehouse.
Orders shipped to international, APO/FPO, Alaskan or Hawaiian addresses or U.S. territories are not eligible for the free return shipping offer. Drop Ship and Oversized Items are not eligible for the free return shipping offer.
Please use our Returns & Exchange form found on the back of your printed invoice. If you don't have your original invoice you can download our Tackle Warehouse Return Form.
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Tackle Warehouse wants you to be completely satisfied with your purchase. Items can be returned at any point in new condition within 365-days of the original invoice date.
Products returned in new, store-bought condition are eligible for exchange, refund, or Tackle Warehouse store credit for the full value of your purchase.
Please note that while we want you to be happy with your purchases, an excessive number of returns within a twelve-month period may limit your eligibility for refund or store credit.
Products returned beyond 365-days from the original invoice date or that are unable to be returned to stock may be eligible for store credit at the sole discretion of Tackle Warehouse.
Original shipping charges are non-refundable.
Used baits & tackle are not eligible for return.
Launching your boat by yourself is as easy as 1-2-3 with the Z-Launch Watercraft Launch Cord!
1. Attach the spring loaded clasp to the Eye hook of your watercraft.
2. Attach the stainless steel ring to your trailer winch hook. (EZ Launch recommends pulling out approximately 6ft of your winch belt before locking the winch)
3. Lock your trailer winch.
After steps 1, 2, and 3 are complete, detach all safety and tie down straps from your trailer to prepare your boat for launch.
Slowly back your trailer and boat into the water until boat floats backwards.
Slowly pull vehicle forward. This will cause the Z-Launch cord to expand as well as pull your boat towards the ramp. As the craft comes to rest at the boat ramp, continue to pull vehicle forward until trailer is clearly out of the water.
Now you can detach the Z-Launch cord by releasing the trailer winch and unsnapping the ring and clasp from the trailer and watercraft. Secure your boat to the dock or shore and park your vehicle
10ft Z-Launch - designed for boats up to 16ft15ft Z-Launch - designed for boats 17-22ft
-Helps you launch by yourself-Will expand to more than 20 feet-Backed by a 1-Year Warranty-Made in the USA
Comments: Great concept, terrible construction. I've had to swim to retrieve my boat twice when the cords (two different ones) pulled free from the buckle while launching.
From: Bill: Suffolk, VA 6/3/21
Comments: T&H makes many good products, this "isnt" one. Works like a charm, though after a few launches it unravels!! They sent me 6 replacements From: Jerry: Pell City 10/27/19
Comments: It might work good on a gravel boat ramp but you will destroy your gel coat when you pull it onto concrete. From: Unknown: 10/23/19
Comments: Broke first time I used it and I went very slow when launching. I have an 18ft fiberglass boat with 150 four stroke. I received a replacement, but am not confident at all with using it now. Seems to be an issue from what I've read. From: Jon: Minneapolis 8/8/19
Comments: i have used this just once shortly after receiving it and it worked perfect i have a nitro bass boat over 17 feet and if you back in slow and come out slow i cant see any problems with this if you go back fast and then forward fast that may cause problems but it worked as described for me.
From: Unknown: PA 7/21/18
Comments: On year 3 and it's still working like a champ. Brings boat right back to center of trailer. No wet feet and simple to use when u end up fishing alone which I frequently do. No fuzz on it it's the real deal.
From: Fatswarcat: Rocky bottom tn 6/15/17
Comments: I have used this product for the past year without any issues at all. I fish solo 90% of the time and this has saved me so much time and effort. Highly recommend this to anyone who fishes alone.
From: Ernest: Corinth 3/2/17
Comments: I used this cord on my Stratos 278 & after about the 6'th or 7'th time I used it, it snapped on me. Luckily it broke as I was pulling my boat back into the ramp & not as it was drifting out to the middle of the lake. I called my Dad to warn him about it (he has one as well) & he said his had just broke too the exact same way. He also had just bought his. He was using the launch cord on a Ranger Z20. Awfully dangerous product to be trusting it to such a large investment as a boat.
From: Brandon: Bloomington, IN 7/7/16
Comments: I really like the product. I added an additional 10ft of rope as some of the ramps I launch from are very shallow & I need the extra length. Makes unloading a snap. I also use it to tow stranded boaters. It's great for this as it will absorb the shock of towing another boat.
From: Rick: San Antonio, TX 7/1/16
Comments: well my z launch luv it till it snapped at ring an there went my boat I had it over a year by one month. so I'm screwed on warranty, I will go back to nylon rope. don't recommend it if you have a 21ft bass boat. unless u like swimming!
4/16/16
Comments: This was the easiest I have ever launched my boat solo. This is the greatest thing since bass fishing was made a sport. Fort small bass boats like my tracker, I just let out a foot of toe strap and it's is the bestest
From: Eldon: Fort Smith, AR 4/4/15
Comments: Works as advertised, super product. From: Biff: Harrisburg, PA
Comments: Freaking GREAT idea and works perfect! no more pulled back muscles or wet feet!! Thanks Tackle Warehouse! From: Jerry: Oklahoma City, OK