Tigé Junkie
Hey All,
Just thought I would share this info on the new SENTRY boat fenders from MISSION. I received a promo email from them regarding their booth at the upcoming Minneapolis Boat Show (THIS WEEKEND).
They look like a pretty nice setup. I can provide some feedback after seeing them at the show this weekend if anyone would like.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9_Pe...eid=1d53686134
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Tigé Expert
It is funny how we spend a fortune on these boats but accept crappy fenders designed for a tug boat 100 years ago. This is a good idea.
I’m gonna keep my eyes open for these. Plus the other member made those big ball ones too. Can’t remember his name off hand.
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That’s me! Big *** Ballz aka BABz!Originally Posted by JohnnieMo
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These fenders from mission look really interesting. I’d love to test some out. I’ll say, I was one of the first buyers of the Mission Reef mats. It is by far my favorite boat item. Worth every penny. The only negative is it’s pretty heavy.
Do I spy a larger Reef mat in that video? That would be awesome. But man I bet it weighs a ton.
BABz - babzusa.com
Austin, TX
Tigé Junkie
They look like they might be hard on the gel coat. I just have this feeling the foam will stick to the boat and smear away with friction holding it on creating scuffs.
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Lol. Big Azz Balls. How did I forget!!!??
I didn’t realise those mission ones were foam. I wonder how long they would last.
Tigé Expert
How do you inflate your mission mat? I just bought one for next summer. Seemed like the hand pump might not be my huckleberry.
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dakota4ce - We have a Mission Reef mat and I use a electric pump to get it 90% of the way. Then use the hand pump to make it stiff...haha that sounds wrong...
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^^^we do the same^^^
Yes, if it doesn't get stiff, always use your hand.
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I use a pump designed for stand up paddle boards. Its expensive at $160. But I feel its a must for the Reef mats. It is 2 separate pumps in one. The first stage moves lots of air to get the mat aired up about 90%. The second stage uses a piston to get to the desired pressure. It locks into the mat valve and has an automatic shutoff at your desired set pressure. Its a set it and forget it tool. It is a lifesaver.
It allows you to do other things while the mat is blowing up and it sure as hell is better than the hand pump. I also like the ability to get the pressure up high making the mat really stiff. Its the only way to go
The best price I found was at Austin Kayak Company. If you sign up for their email list they'll immediately send you a coupon to use. AKC is one of the very few places you can use a discount code on Yeti products. Link below.
https://www.austinkayak.com/products...Volt-Pump.html
BABz - babzusa.com
Austin, TX
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Also check out post #22 in this thread for a pic.
http://www.tigeowners.com/forum/show...633#post782633
BABz - babzusa.com
Austin, TX
Tigé Expert
Thank guys! Perfect! I think I will just go for the good one from the get go.
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Did you find one with the correct fitting to connect?
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For inflating my Hobie Kayak when I had it, I bought one of these and it was AWESOME. Takes longer than standard pump as it is high psi not flow, but for the money nothing beat it.
https://www.amazon.com/Sevylor-15-PS.../dp/B00HN93D8M
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