Herm80

I need one for my buddies 21' boat. Do you have one in stock?

Thanks, Mike

Classic25

I will pm you tomorrow night when I get home.. May have one for you..
Thanks for the inquiry.

Classic25

The orange material used in these bags is no longer in production. It is available in blue and a couple of other colors however. I will decide what color will replace it. In the mean time, I have 2, 14's, one 84 , and one 72" bag left in orange. That will be it for the orange color..
Thanks

Classic25

1- 14' bag gone.

blockhead

Bob,
I'll take that 120" sock we talked about this afternoon. Thanks for walking me thru the selection process. You can PM me with the payment info.
Thanks again,
Dave

TUNAHUNTER197

Bob,

Can you let me know what drift sock you recommend for a Grady 265 Express?

Thanks,
Rob

laurence hall

How do I purchase a Drift anchor from Carolina Classic

CALLRWC

Classic25, I'm looking for draft bag for 24'CC 6,000lb loaded. Can you shoot me a size and price on email? callrwc@comcast.net

Thanks!

mickey1911

22 ft, fully loaded 4500 lbs, 84 inch? is there any such thing as getting one too big?
Drift bag..

4v mach

Do you still have an 84" left? What color did you decide on for replacing the orange?

CALLRWC

I just received mine. This sock screams HIGH QUALITY! A shout out to my buddy Classic 25 for a job well done. If you don't have one, get one! Better quality than you will find on a web site search and at a more reasonable price!

tailin strange

Do you have any 8" bags? If so I'd like one. Pm sent

Classic25

Thank you very much. They do take some time to make. Glad you like it!

To the others.. PM's sent/answered.

spearolife

What colors are available for the 84 or 120?

jch53

Do you make a sea anchor that "is" considered a safety device? Just seems like a good thing to have in case of power loss in deep water and stormy weather... Obviously a rookie question, but ready for the advice...

Classic25

Good morning, right now just orange. I will have a darker blue soon. Kind of like a navy blue, but just a shade lighter.

jch53, thats a good question, and worth talking about.

When safety is the driver in a drag device purchase decision, understanding how each of them works is necessary. Drag is drag is drag, but there are caveats for each device out there.

For safety, a true sea anchor has to sink below wave action into relatively undisturbed water to get the best hold. If a device stays up on the surface in waves that are capping or have a steep face, as they do in storm conditions, their efficiency drops dramatically. Shock loads are very high at the surface in storms.

Its OK to use a safety device as a fishing appliance, but you don't want to use a fishing appliance as a safety device. These drift bags are over grown fishing appliances (drift socks/bags) that help control your wind generated drift. A fully rigged "sea anchor" requires the use of a shackle to accommodate for bag spin. A fully rigged sea anchor requires the use of a float on the trip line to keep the device from sinking in slack conditions to a point beneath the boat where it can become a hazard to the vessel should conditions worsen. It can actually sink the boat if allowed to get in that position. The float built into the ones you see in this thread prevent both spin and sinking.


Good question, and thanks for asking.

spearolife

PM me or post here when the blue comes in please.

jch53

Thanks Classic25. Appreciate the counsel on the sea anchor.

Classic25

All sizes back in stock, with the exception of the 14' bag.

Have a project or design in mind? We may be able to do it. Quite often at a fraction of the expected price!

sydngoose

Hello. I'll take a 72" please. PM an invoice and Paypal info. I didn't read all 5 pages, but is it still available in orange? Thanks.
SNG