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Road Tech Marine makes it easy to shop for the practical side of boating, online or through its national store network. The range stretches from anchors, rope and safety gear to marine electronics, 12-volt power, lighting, pumps, covers and trailer accessories, with camping and off-grid equipment useful to trailer-boat and cruising owners too.
Service area: North Narrabeen, NSW
Road Tech Marine, better known as RTM, is a national boating and outdoor retailer with a strong online store and physical locations including North Narrabeen. Its appeal is breadth: you can pick up straightforward chandlery while also sorting electronics, power and camping gear for time away from shore.
The marine range covers anchoring and mooring, rope, deck hardware, fenders, lifejackets and safety gear, VHF radios, navigation and fish-finding electronics, pumps, plumbing, lighting, covers and trailer accessories. The broader 12-volt, solar, battery and camping departments are useful for small cruisers and trailer boats with crossover off-grid needs.
Order online for delivery or use a local RTM store to inspect an item and ask about availability. The chain format is handy for common consumables and last-minute gear, while the online catalogue supports planning a larger shopping list.
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You need a mix of marine and 12-volt equipment, are outfitting a trailer boat for a trip, or want a convenient local store as well as nationwide online ordering.
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Customer perspective
★ 4.6 · 37 Google reviews
“Staff were great. Went out of their way to sort out a warranty return and replacement.”
“Knowledge and proactive staff that know their stuff. Very happy with the service I received. Great range of products at pretty reasonable prices. However I had bought a faulty inflatable dinghy, but the returns process was very simple and quick.”
“Got us back on the road when the boat trailer tyre ripped off hubs tyres and bearing ..thanks”
“Ok. I've been a few times now. The service was good and the prices were fair.”
“Mona Vale store excellent and helpful”
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