Just thought id pass along but Optima is giving 40% off Bluetops to celebrate Edwin Evers winning the classic. promo code is BASSMASTER thought y'all might be interested, heckuva deal.
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Just thought id pass along but Optima is giving 40% off Bluetops to celebrate Edwin Evers winning the classic. promo code is BASSMASTER thought y'all might be interested, heckuva deal.
Where do we purchase? Is that directly from Optima? Thanks for the heads up!
Thanks, just ordered one
Also ordered one. Cant pass it up at that price. But by using the bassmaster code you forfeit all rights to complain about bass anglers zooming across the water.
I had rather buy from Walmart and complain. How bad was the shipping costs?Quote:
Originally Posted by arkansaskiller
Which style is best for 12 volt?
Actually free. $149 to the door.
For trolling motor, I would think the D34M
I run the d34m on a jet boat on spring river. All day fighting current on max speed steady on the troller not conserving any juice I have never run it out......... Oh and they are 2012 batteries. I wasnt on the optima band wagon till I bought a boat with them already in it. They have impressed me to say the least.
Yeah, $149 to my door is what I paid also.
I guess that I am a day late and a dollar short. I could not get the promo code BASSMASTER to work on the website that you provided. Anyone else have any problems?
Was only good yesterday. Sbyl
Well dern! I was going to order myself 2 new batteries and order some new ones for work boats. We have one on our netting boat and it is great! 40% off would have been nice.Quote:
Originally Posted by shifty
I was able to squeeze in under the wire last night. I figure I'll only get to use them one trip. They said they would confiscate or retro bill for the full price if I fussed at the bass fishermen.
Missed it also
Working Hard today Shifty??
Talked to a crappie fishing buddy that said he got some of those bass master optima's. He sent them back as defective. Said they wouldn't run his trolling motor slow enough to crappie fish and when he turned them off, he had time to jig the brush pile about twice before the batteries came back on automatically, sending him to a brush pile on the other side of the lake while creating a big wake and disturbing as many people as possible.
I'm beginning to have second thoughts about these bass master batteries. I think I will wait until someone sponsored by Optima wins a crappie tournament.