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YotStik Carbon - Yot Mop

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YotStik Carbon - Yot MopThe NEW YotMop, aka The Big Blue Beauty is brilliant kit. Imagine your favorite tool (the yacht mop) made with a massive amount of your favorite chamois material sourced from the folks that make the Absorber chamois towel we all love. We did more than imagine it, we made it happen. Its the most absorbent yacht mop ever created with unsurpassed longevity. Purchase includes free MopSock (a $20 value). This storage bag will keep your mop clean, moist &

The NEW Yot•Mop®️, aka The Big Blue Beauty is brilliant kit. Imagine your favorite tool (the yacht mop) made with a massive amount of your favorite chamois material sourced from the folks that make the Absorber chamois towel we all love. We did more than imagine it, we made it happen. It’s the most absorbent yacht mop ever created with unsurpassed longevity. Purchase includes free Mop•Sock (a $20 value). This storage bag will keep your mop clean, moist & ready for use. Also included: screen & sunglasses cleaning chamois cloth and our Yot-Top carbon fiber bottle opener (while supplies available)

A true game changer “, “The best yacht mop on the planet PERIOD.”

 

⚠️ Although our system is compatible with some existing “metal based” cleaning brands, we do not recommend or warranty our gear when paired with non Yotstik gear.

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