Why "Boat Nails"

A boat nail is a simple fastening — driven in soft, then clenched over on itself so it can never work its way back out. There's nothing fancy about it. But it's built to hold under strain, and the harder a hull works against the sea, the tighter it grips.

Boat nails don't just hold a vessel together. They hold us all tightly together — in rough seas and smooth sailing.