Neater cable routing
Give onboard wiring a more consistent, organised path instead of relying on ad hoc cable-tie mounts.
Exclusive South African distributor · Ocean Marine Village
Cleaner wiring. Smarter rigging. Easier maintenance.
A modular cable-management system for modern boats, developed by Xanigo Marine and exclusively distributed in South Africa by Ocean Marine Village.
Discover how ZipStiks works
The problem and the solution
As more electronics are added to a boat, cables can become difficult to trace, inspect and service. ZipStiks gives installers a consistent way to route and secure wiring, making cable runs neater and easier to access.

Give onboard wiring a more consistent, organised path instead of relying on ad hoc cable-tie mounts.
A modular approach designed to help riggers and builders install wiring consistently.
Organised harnesses make circuits more accessible for tracing, maintenance and future changes.
Designed for demanding boatbuilding and rigging applications, including exposure to vibration and marine conditions.
The technical advantage
ZipStiks can be attached with screws or suitable adhesive. The manufacturer compares its distributed adhesive contact area with a conventional single cable-tie mount. Installation suitability depends on the surface and application.

Stock arriving soon
For boatbuilders, OEMs, marine electricians, rigging professionals and boat owners, OMV is the exclusive South African distributor for ZipStiks. Register your interest and we'll let you know when stock and pricing are confirmed.
For professional fitting enquiries, contact OMV's workshop team.
Stock arriving soon
Leave your email and OMV will let you know when ordering opens. No pricing is available yet.
From new boat builds to electronics upgrades and rewiring, organised cable routing helps make future inspection and maintenance more straightforward.


Ocean Marine Village · Exclusive South African distributor
Stock is expected soon. Leave your email to receive an update when ZipStiks becomes available to order in South Africa.