www.iFourWinns.com

You can get them in a 26" diameter size and they are inflatable... so spend a few minutes blowing them up and I think they'd make for some great bumpers. Or atleast some additional protection. You can get them in black from Toys-r-us for about 10 bucks. I think I'm gonna grab a few. Probably this one in particular...I loved cars

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2007 Four Winns 220SS (Sold!!)
2006 Toyota Tacoma

Whats wrong with real fenders??

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I did when I was a kid, too heavy for one now.



Good excercise though.

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One of 4 Previous (Sold) Boats:
2000 Four Winns 268 Vista

Current Boat: 2004 Chaparral 235 ssi cuddy

easier on the graphics...deflatable...store easy...simple extra protection...10 bucks...grippable so you could beat your buddies when they take your beer...girls could bounce around when not in use

Seems win win to me

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2007 Four Winns 220SS (Sold!!)
2006 Toyota Tacoma

Fatty Patty the blown up doll is fun aswell, but i'm not sure i'd use her as a fender.

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This is a bad joke right? I bet they would go great with that "custom black one of a kind Sundowner" for sale on Ebay.

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"Where Da Go"
2002 248 Vista
Lafayette, IN
http://blueoceanlife.worldventures.biz

Are you talking about when the girls are not in use or when the "bumpers" aren't in use?

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Paul
2007 Four Winns Horizon 220
Mercruiser 350 Mag MPI w/ Bravo III Drive
2004 Ford Explorer Limited (V8-AWD)
Pomme de Terre Lake (Southwest Missouri)

Ok, ok, in all seriousness - if they aren't intended to be used as boat fenders, I wouldn't trust them to protect your boat. I certainly wouldn't leave the boat unattended with those being the only things protecting it. Fenders take a LOT of stress & abuse, which is why they don't hold up for long unless they're pretty heavy and well-made.

Having said all that, Cars is one of the best movies ever IMO. But then I was a major Route 66 nut, years before that movie was made, so I'm a little biased.

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Mike
2005 Four Winns 230/240
VP 5.7GXi/DP
1998 F-150 XLT
Boat Pic

I'm dead serious...I read about it over on wakeworld.com where quite a few ppl use them because most of those boats have vinyl wraps and these are easier on the wrap than hard plastic fenders.

I wouldnt use it as the only fender, but I am definetly getting a couple to throw in front of my graphics when tied up to other boats or a dock. Its only 10 bucks and the added protection is worth it to me.

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2007 Four Winns 220SS (Sold!!)
2006 Toyota Tacoma

I'm ready to try Patty Fatty!

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Jeff
2006 H240 6.2 MX 320HP B3
La Habra, California

I bet you are "Focker".

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"Where Da Go"
2002 248 Vista
Lafayette, IN
http://blueoceanlife.worldventures.biz

woggy718; Sorry If you knew her first. She's your's man. Bro's before Hoe's

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Jeff
2006 H240 6.2 MX 320HP B3
La Habra, California

Roll it in flour baby!

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"Where Da Go"
2002 248 Vista
Lafayette, IN
http://blueoceanlife.worldventures.biz

Paradise, seriously, don't waste your money or time! I am not looking for an argument here, but these are not practical. They are a PIA to stow, and therefore you have to deflate and reinflate each time you want to use them, and they are not really not that rugged.

I have 2 of them that came with an "Ill Fated doggie ramp that I was idiotic enough to purchase, and they are real crap. They are now hanging in my shed in the yard, only because I hate to throw anything away. If you reallly want them, I will send them to you for only the cost of shipping.

Jim.

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'04 FW 268Vista "Andiamo"

Patty just might work:



Paradise: for all the grief you've taken on this one, report back if you try them. They may be unconventional, but would provide extra space when tying up with other boats.

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-Rob.


Current boat: 2011 Yamaha AR210
Previous boat: 1998 Horizon RX 4.3GL SX