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  • mcbridek
    • Nov 2005
    • 241

    • Raleigh, NC, Lake Gaston NC

    • 06 Ski Nautique 196 SE (2010 - Current) 99 Sport Nautique / GT 40 / FCT (2005 - 2009)

    #16
    people on this site are big fans of coversports, but I like a waterline cover which protects the side from sun. It depends on where you store the boat. I also tow this boat and I leave the cover on, it protects the sides from rocks that kick up -and it has held up - has at least 5000 miles over the past year. You can have a cover custom made or I have seen the waterline covers on http://www.skiboatcovers.com/index.html
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    06 Ski Nautique 196 SE (2010)
    99 Sport Nautique / GT 40 / FCT (2005 - 2009)

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    • stephanie72001
      • Jun 2011
      • 1

      • PA


      #17
      I see that many on this thread are fans of CoverSports, but personally I use a cover from Empire Covers. Their covers are semi-custom fit, durable, and low priced. I was truly impressed with their products, so give them a try!

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      • east tx skier
        1,000 Post Club Member
        • Apr 2005
        • 1561

        • Tyler, TX


        #18
        Originally posted by mcbridek View Post
        people on this site are big fans of coversports, but I like a waterline cover which protects the side from sun. It depends on where you store the boat. I also tow this boat and I leave the cover on, it protects the sides from rocks that kick up -and it has held up - has at least 5000 miles over the past year. You can have a cover custom made or I have seen the waterline covers on http://www.skiboatcovers.com/index.html
        I have heard nothing but good things about skiboatcovers.com. I also believe you can have a removable skirt added to a coversports cover. It depends on use. If I didn't trailer and occasionally want to leave the cover on to do so, I would probably buy something different. In other words, if my boat was on a covered lift year round, I would definitely go with a waterline cover and not worry about having something that was drum tight.
        1998 Ski Nautique (Red/Silver Cloud), GT-40, Perfect Pass Stargazer 8.0z (Zbox), Acme #422, Tunable Rudder.

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        • SkiTundra
          Senior Member of PLANETNAUTIQUE
          • Jul 2008
          • 513

          • Unknown


          #19
          I had a local sail shop make a swim platform cover & side skirts for the Coversports on my 211. The side skirt just attaches w/ Scotchlok (holds better than velcro).

          The platform cover attaches w/ Scotchlok to the rear of the cover and then has some short stretchy stuff (about 4") w/ plastic hooks on the end that go under the platform. This protects it from sun and keeps geese, ducks, and other birds off.

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          • SkiTundra
            Senior Member of PLANETNAUTIQUE
            • Jul 2008
            • 513

            • Unknown


            #20
            Originally posted by mcbridek View Post
            I eliminated these for a few reasons, primarily that they require poles in the middle. A bit of a PITA to put on/off and I don't think you can tow them them.

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            • wildsv211
              • Aug 2008
              • 63

              • NorCal


              #21
              Cover sports

              Originally posted by Nautique211 View Post
              Does Coversports have a design that also covers the swim platform?
              I received a response back from Coversports this morning. This is what it said in regards to price for 2006 SV211 cover.

              "Hi Cover Sports here the price for that is 830.00 plus 35.00 in shipping. Our covers do not cover the swim platform. "

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              • Nautique211
                • Dec 2004
                • 42



                #22
                Cover Sports

                Wildsv211 - Thanks for posting the Info. I'm still pondering what direction to go with a new cover for our 05 211.

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                • wake_fun
                  1,000 Post Club Member
                  • Jul 2003
                  • 1330

                  • CA

                  • 1995 Super Sport

                  #23
                  Originally posted by SkiTundra View Post
                  I had a local sail shop make a swim platform cover & side skirts for the Coversports on my 211. The side skirt just attaches w/ Scotchlok (holds better than velcro).

                  The platform cover attaches w/ Scotchlok to the rear of the cover and then has some short stretchy stuff (about 4") w/ plastic hooks on the end that go under the platform. This protects it from sun and keeps geese, ducks, and other birds off.
                  Can you post a bunch of pics? Please
                  Photo Album
                  Ballast Install 1
                  Ballast Install 2
                  Amp Install
                  PPass Install
                  Alternator Install

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