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Old 09-13-2009, 07:52 PM
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in a 31 contender... 3 or 4 bags would take up a bunch of room, no?
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They work best tossed up on the T-top. You can use the handles we sew into the bottom to bungie them down for short spot changes not needing a bean bag. On my boat we use them on the way out then strap them down until we draw straws for who has to drive and who get to sleep in our bags for the ride home.
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They also hang nicely from the T Top to dry out after clean up. Another bonus, they kids us them to hang out in the house when not on the boat. Great product...
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Where to store if you have. Radar and attennas, etc on your top. Are the flexible enough to shove in a storage compartment? Do they absorb water at all?
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yes they will absorb some water over time,but the will dry out..
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