gonzocox
New Member
Hi everybody,
I had purchased the Sea-Doo Snap-in fenders for my '15 GTI SE 155 a couple months ago and after having a chance to use them I wanted to write a quick review for anybody that might be thinking or is looking for something like this.
They are a bit pricey but overall I have been pretty happy with them.
The installation is pretty straightforward. I didn't do it myself and had a dealer do it, but reading elsewhere other people have done it themselves without problem. You have to drill 3 holes per fender; two for the screws and then a big one in the middle for the fender to stick through. You only drill through the bumper and won't go through the hull but you will go through the fiberglass mold.
They are pretty quick to get on and off and they will easily stow up in the front compartment. When you are moored up they didn't start to fall off and worked keeping the ski from hitting the dock. The biggest complaint I have though is you have to be at a dock where the water line goes all the way up the dock. If you are at a dock where there is a gap between the bottom of the dock and the water line the fenders won't protect the ski from every so often hitting the dock and/or risk catching under the dock.
Despite that they really seem like the best fender option out there. I usually anchor the ski out but it's nice having the option to use a dock and not worry.
I had purchased the Sea-Doo Snap-in fenders for my '15 GTI SE 155 a couple months ago and after having a chance to use them I wanted to write a quick review for anybody that might be thinking or is looking for something like this.
They are a bit pricey but overall I have been pretty happy with them.
The installation is pretty straightforward. I didn't do it myself and had a dealer do it, but reading elsewhere other people have done it themselves without problem. You have to drill 3 holes per fender; two for the screws and then a big one in the middle for the fender to stick through. You only drill through the bumper and won't go through the hull but you will go through the fiberglass mold.
They are pretty quick to get on and off and they will easily stow up in the front compartment. When you are moored up they didn't start to fall off and worked keeping the ski from hitting the dock. The biggest complaint I have though is you have to be at a dock where the water line goes all the way up the dock. If you are at a dock where there is a gap between the bottom of the dock and the water line the fenders won't protect the ski from every so often hitting the dock and/or risk catching under the dock.
Despite that they really seem like the best fender option out there. I usually anchor the ski out but it's nice having the option to use a dock and not worry.