Adjustable Footholds

[ImportedClass]

Looking for a SN application, does someone here happen to produce their own adjustable footholds. I really like the BOB/Hurricane style but that is no longer an option for obvious reasons. Not currently looking to be this instant more as a collection of knowledge to better plan my build. Thanks

 

[Big Kahuna]

Not sure why you say Bob/Hurrican not an option for obvious reasons. Many have bought the RRP hardware and made their own. Might want to check with Tigercraft and see what they have to offer. not sure if they have their own or they outsource.

 

[ImportedClass]

Visit their site. Was opening the idea to some regular dudes that make some or some DIY stuff people have done.

 

[Big Kahuna]

Had not heard.
Have never been to their site, never had a reason to.

 

[CD155MX]

Whats the problem?

https://www.hurricaneind.com/store/p76/Adjustable_Hurricane_Hold_Kit.html

 

[ImportedClass]

Try to check out like youre trying to buy or click the contact tab. They no longer make anything for production.

 

[Big Kahuna]

**We are no longer offering aftermarket hulls/parts at this time**

 

[CD155MX]

Ahhh. Interesting.

 

[CD155MX]

Bummer. They had some cool products for assembling hulls and such.

 

[ImportedClass]

Bummed me out, I loved their company.


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[Req]

That sucks. I loved the look of the Apex hull and modeled my SN build after its aesthetic. They made beautiful skis.

 

[CD155MX]

That sucks. I loved the look of the Apex hull and modeled my SN build after its aesthetic. They made beautiful skis.

Apex seemed like it had potential to be a great all around hull.

 

[Vumad]

You can buy RRP hardware and modify the tray yourself. Adjustable footholds often have a piece of about 1" think marine composite board installed between the inner and outer gunnel so they the hardware tightening and other related forces do not crush the hull or allow leakage. I do not know were you would get the board and wood would be a bad choice. Foam or other coring material could work with RRP holes as the 4 bolts are in a fixed location but you need to structure the bolt holes properly. As long as you structure the hardware holes properly the layup and install of a hardware/hold only kit like RRP is very manageable even with minimal previous fiberglass experience.