Made with tear resistant, waterproof 420 denier oxford nylon. Rigid foam/plastic inside deck to shed water and resist implosion. Adjustable neoprene waistband with removable suspender straps. Mesh lined tunnel. D-rings sewn into the deck for attaching accessories. Cockpit seal is a sticky PVC channel with an adjustable bungee draw cord. Seam sealed.



4 responses so far ↓
1 tom toth // Aug 26, 2009 at 7:01 pm
I have a Liquid Logic Stingray 12′
Would you recommend the
-Tortuga or
-Tortuga Rec
And would it fit my boat?
2 John Weld // Aug 27, 2009 at 11:10 am
Hey Tom,
Sorry for the delay on this- I had to do some research on the size of that cockpit. You would want the Tortuga Rec for that boat. The Sun Skirt also might be a good choice if you just need a splash guard.
-John
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