Five Oceans Boat Plug, Livewell Bailer Drain Plug, Locks in Place, Brass Handle, Rubber Plug

This drain plug fits a 3/4 inch hold perfectly. The plug was missing on my Pelican kayak and it measured at almost exactly 3/4. When you insert this, it's snug and when you flip the cam mechanism it makes a waterproof seal. The cam mechanism seems very solid and there is no way it's leaking unless the rubber proves to be bad (which I don't anticipate). All in all the function is impressive.One small complaint, the little hole in the cam handle, the one you'd use to attach this drain plug to your boat, is a bit small and my para-cord wouldn't fit through it. I just pulled a few strands out from inside teh paracord and used those to attach it to the boat. It's not super strong, but then again I don't anticipate having the drain plug out for extended periods of time.If you feel that my review was helpful, please let me know by selecting “Yes” from the options below. I test the product thoroughly and do my best to provide detailed reviews to other Amazon customers so they may make informed decisions. My responsibility is to the other Amazon buyers and to honest reviews.

I was looking for a quick, inexpensive replacement for my old "floating" drain plug that was fatigued and too flexible to lock in place.The fulcrum point on this new one is made from thin stamped metal and the "lobes" bent out while I was test fitting it for tension. And, NO, I did not start with too much tension. I started from the loosest point and worked my way up to where it was snugger. But at the point where it was snug enough to stay put, the lobes bent outward just before it was about to lock down "over" the lobe.Very cheaply made and I would not buy another one, would not recommend it, and suggest anybody reading this looks for something sturdier.

Should have paid more attention to the picture. You are more likely to cut your finger off than open the thing. The lift lever is much too short and sharp for any kind of rough water which a dingy is likely to encounter.

Fits my drain plug on my Glastron GT 249. Looks and feels durable. Nicely adjustable so you can get the right fit without using too much pressure.

Worked great with also using a 1-1/8" thru-hull fitting in an old fiberglass canoe. (ID of the hull fitting was close to 7/8")

Beware that these plugs are not 7/8" plugs. 7/8" is equal to 0.875". The smallest this plug measured was 0.916" and when the cam lever is thrown to seat the plug it expanded the plug to 0.966". Neither plug in the shipment would fit in the hole for my boat. The packaging says that they are 7/8" plugs but they are not.

advertised as 7/8" (.875") this plug measured .915" uncompressed, and .965" compressed. This would not fit in the 7/8" hole I had gotten it for, and would not work as a 1" plug for any of my other boats. To be fair, I Contacted the seller, who sent me a replacement, that was unfortunately exactly the same..the seller did everything to make me happy, but I could not use either plugs.

Fits perfectly. My only concern is the edges of the lever seem to be a little sharp.

simple but effective