YakAttack CellBlok Battery Box & Switchblade Transducer Arm Combo - Color Options | USA Made | Kayak Fish Finder Mounting | Compact & Tool-Free Install | Track Compatible | Universal Kayak Accessory

Very well designed for use on my small dinghy and my canoe. HOWEVER, absolutely awful assembly instructions. A simple exploded view included with the paper instructions would have cut my assembly time at least in half.

Love it! Ready to install in minutes, easy battery access, solid hardware for the swing arm. Works perfect.

This thing makes it so easy to put a fish-finder and sonar setup to your canoe or kayak. I use both on a regular basis and used to fumble around with all sorts of crummy solutions, to the point where I just never brought it with me due to the hassle. Even though this is pretty expensive (on top of what you are paying for a fish finder and battery), it's worth having the convenience. I don't have a whole lot of time to go out, so I can just grab the setup, put it in my car, and slide it onto one of my tracks when I'm at my spot. It's a huge time saver and encourages me to use the investment I made in my fish-finding setup! The first time you take it out with you, bring an adjustable wrench that can go on the bolts. You'll be able to make sure your bolts are tight enough to withstand the flow of the water against the arm. After my first trip doing that, they haven't needed adjusted since then.

Looks solid- will definitely feel like a pro on the water. Using with a garmin striker 7dv and seems to work just fine. I found the installation to be a bear. Poorly written sparse instructions with minimal diagrams. Had to take it apart several times over three different sessions to finally get the transducer arm figured out (the battery box is pretty easy- especially if you've installed yakattack products before). I figured everything out using common sense... but i don't think the average person is going to take this out of the box and be on the water 20 minutes later.

This is the best solution for an "All in one" Kayak finder mount without drilling holes. I bought the YakAttack lock and load finder mount (FFP- 1005) for my Garmin Striker Vivid 4CV. With this product it's "One and Done". Now I can just take the entire finder, battery and transducer off my Old Town 106 Sportsman in one unit in seconds! Awesome design and built like a tank.

I am adjusting my review after receiving my replacement unit. Assembly the second time went a bit smoother by keeping the cellblock and transducer parts separate. I still believe that the instructions leave much to be desired and you are forced to watch a YouTube video that was filmed vertically making it hard to see. I understand that companies try to make packaging as small as possible but I highly believe the transducer arm should come assembled as pinching it down to screw together is ridiculously hard. I love YakAttack products and run them almost exclusively such as their blackbox pro, bunkster cart, and many more but this is by far the most frustrating one to assemble. I’m glad this product exists and hope to get good use out of it but I’d like to see better instructions and less assembly needed.

The plastics used for this is super thick which makes it extremely stout when fully assembled. I love how it keeps my transducer wires neat. What really makes this special, is I could take the entire thing off and place it on another kayak in seconds or keep it off my kayak if I dont feel like taking my fish finder. Another win for YakAttack

A great all in one for your fish finder on your kayak. The Nocqua 10Ah battery fits into cellblok box and simple attachment on kayak. All looks nice and neat. Great product from Yakattack.

Folks this is the best Kayak Battery compartment ever! The switch blade yak attack mount was the icing on the deal. The combo slides onto the rails of my kayak quick and easy. Very transferable to another craft or put away at end of the day!

Delivered on time.. need to return it. Incomplete, seller gave me back my money. I give 5 star rating for the seller… thank you

Had to keep an allen key with me on the water to keep tightening the arm. Would not stay in place going at moderate speeds. Would not recommend.