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It took me three weeks to get it but it was delivered on Friday and I put it on my boat that night and boy was it comfortable. I've been through my share of boat seats and this one is awesome. Really good back support especially lower back. It's a bit expensive but I used up some rewards points and a gift card so the price didn't kill me. Tempress Trojan, ordered it from BPS. I would highly recommend it.
nice looking seat, im torn between taking my center bench out or taking all my accessorys off my boat and trading up to a new boat, tired of stepping over the middle bench
Anyone that spends as much time as you do sitting in a boat needs a good sitting seat and that does look like a good one.
Tap ,looks like a nice seat, as hot as it was ,do it have air condition to cool the seat? LOL . A good seat sure make a long day more comforable
I would toss the idea around of selling ya my V14 Perc
Is that your new Alumacraft?Quote:
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Does it have power adjustments and a warmer for those brisk winter outings?Quote:
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Yes.Quote:
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I've always admired those expensive seats but never pulled the trigger on buying 'em before. Last year I bought an older ranger boat that came with the "Ranger" seats but under closer inspection the seats have Ranger covers but are tempress seats. And man, they're WAY more comfortable than those cheap $30 seats I've always had. That seat you bought must be the "cream of the crop" for comfort, but still WAY too expensive for me. Course I dont spend the time in a seat on the front of my boat like alot of guys do either. If I did it might be different. Congrats on getting your seat.Thumbs Up
Russell If I were to buy another suff lakes boat It would most certainly be your V LOL man that boat is sweet and planes out so beautifully. All I would need is to do is swap my foot controlled trolling motor and my birds' on to it!
On an interesting side note, I mustered up the courage sat am and took my jon boat out to the Monitor Merrimac... No flounder this time, only small croaker. Only Burned one gallon of gas from BC Marina to Small boat channel at M&M and back! LOL felt alittle out of place though and quickly grew tired of rocking.
Saturday it was rough as heck at the CBBT. I chummed for hours and couldnt shake it until late afternoon [well after I got home] anyhoo, I was thinking about my boat and I'd "like" a 16 ft'er just like it. Reality is I hate fishing in rough water {as I was quickly reminded sat} so the need for a "bigger" boat isnt that big. If its nice out, the sides on my boat is plenty tall for the occassional MMBT trip. I dunno what I want, i have my camo jon thats perfect for any of the lakes... I have too many wants lol.
Same here. That's why I prefer a nice calm lake over the salt water scene.Quote:
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If it is so rough you want a bigger boat, it is too rough to fish comfortably.Quote:
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For me, I enjoy avoiding the post-fishing-trip work that comes with SW, like hosing down the boat, motor, trailer, rods and reels! It is much easier to unhook the boat, push it in the garage and call it quits!
BTW, I have been looking at those seats (on-line) for quite a while now!! Thanks Tap,, I now know if they are good to order..
Down here fishing the Oconee river in Ga, I saw a 14-16 foot starcraft v-hull with the two people in it sitting a little high in the boat...when I got closer, I realized they had stripped the seats out and bolted down leather office furniture chairs. It was pretty funny but looked comfortable!