Best Fat Sacs

(silverlude) · (silverlude) **Join Date: Apr 2004** 05-23-2004, 9:08 PM

We have been having problems with seam leaks in our Launch Pad fat seat (1200lb.) Today was the last straw,lower side seam 4in.tear. This seat is only 2 years old and not abused. What opinions on the BEST fat sac- seat brand to buy. Need ASAP.
We heard that Fly High are well made but don't see any yet.

yearling 05-24-2004, 6:05 AM

Fly high is what I use. I use the 2 fly high side lounges and I havnt had any problems with them yet.

(cgutzmer) · (cgutzmer) **Join Date: Jul 2003** 05-24-2004, 6:31 AM

I have always used Fly Hight with no problems yet. They are very strong. Can't go wrong with them.

(boarditup) · (boarditup) **Join Date: Jan 2004** 05-24-2004, 6:35 AM

I have the new Fat Sack Heavy Duty Series. I just got them in, so I don't have pictures, yet. They are 58LX18WX14H and have three outlets that are elbows - no waterbed fittings. These are made out of the material that some liferafts and inflatable boats are made of.

Each sack roughly calcuates to about 540 lbs of water, although I have not put one on the scale, yet.

Each sack comes with three plugs and three hose bibbs for connections. You supply the hose clamps, hose, and pump(s).

Price, shipped to your door in CONUS - $150. Don't like it - 30 day no question return policy. Simply let me know and I will send the call tag and refund your price less $15 shipping (my cost of shipping to you the first time). The return shipping is on me.

www.boarditup.com
rider@boarditup.com

jzwake 05-24-2004, 6:58 AM

Gethighsports.net, I abuse them with no problems. My fly high sacks failed fairly quick.

tombugg 05-24-2004, 12:12 PM

Check out the bags that the guyz at FLuid Concepts have, they are the only ones (I believe) that are putting lines to blead air out of the top and they are HUGE! go to http://www.fluidconcepts.net

(socalwakepunk) · (socalwakepunk) **Join Date: Dec 2002** 05-24-2004, 4:09 PM

2nd the Fluid Concepts bags. They have fills on both ends at the top AND bottom, which works great for auto / semi-auto ballast systems. The 1644s fit perfectly in the rear lockers.

(silverlude) · (silverlude) **Join Date: Apr 2004** 05-24-2004, 8:25 PM

Thanks everyone. I may go to lead bars for 3-500lbs of rear weight and just use a 500lb sac that will fit under the rear seat. I have a MC prostar 205 which means I'm going to have to modify the rear seat so it's more like the new X stars or malibus. How many years of use can one expect to get form a fat seat? Foolin' around with leaks pisses me off.