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Deep Blue Marine 18" Acrylic Lure Rack - Suction Cup Mount - White [LR-18]18" Acrylic Lure Rack Suction Cup Mount White This 18" acrylic lure rack is designed to solve the problem that exists in other lure racks. The old racks tend to bend and sag when tackle is hung on them, eventually pulling the suction cups loose. Our rack has a 2" x 6" tab bent at 90 degrees to the surface and serves two purposes: one to make the rack more rigid to prevent bending, and two to support as much weight as you want to put on the rack
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