Which Pro X for .............. ?

[lucey]

my ski locker on my 2000 SAN ? I have a Launch control sac now which is 500 lbs. Which Fly High Pro X sac fits the locker with the most weight possible (more than 400 lbs). I have the 2 wedge sacs on top of the hard tanks. I also want to buy the V-drive sacs (400 lbs each) as move arounds for surfing and what not. So which is it ?

[MHayes]

RE: Which Pro X for .............. ?

They make a tube sac that is 16"x10"x62" and that gets you about 370lbs. However, there is a guy on eBay that sells FlyHigh seconds and I bought a sac from him that is 16"x10"x70", which is prefect size for the ski locker (he doesn't have this size sac all of the time, so you have to keep an eye out for them, or just ask him). Even though the sacs are seconds, you still get the same exact warranty as a new sac and they are shipped directly from FlyHigh. I believe his eBay username is jacob*1.

[Sbt3]

RE: Which Pro X for .............. ?

check the rear seat bottom. Not sure if it will fit in yours but in my 97 supersport it fits like a glove.
http://www.buywake.com/catalog/detai...tJqn?iorb=4764

[lucey]

That rear seat (w705) might be a better fit. The tube sac from jacob*1 is a little longer than the regular tube sac (w704) but having said that i use a launch control 450 lb now and there is still plenty of room in there and i would rather have more like 500-600 lbs. I believe my 2000 SAN is a super sport hull is it not.

Also i think the dimensions are off on the buywake site for the w705. I believe they are 60X12X10.

When you say the rear seat (w705) fits like a glove can you fill it completely to 650 or do you lose a little ?

[Sbt3]

I would guess it fills pretty close to 600-650. I know the hulls are the same for sure but not sure about the lockers. I would guess they are.
I push mine all the way to the front of the locker and there is maybe 4-6 inches of room in the back which is about enough to hook the hose to. I have a overflow hooked to mine. It will start to push the locker door up just a little before it starts to spit out the side of the boat. The dimensions of the rear seat are 12x26x62. I was going to have a custom sac made until I found this one. It is perfect.

[rbalan]

Go with the rear seat. Its actual dimensions (inflated with air) are 58"L*25"W*12+"H (you can inflate them over 20"H). I think you'll be dissapointed with the tube sac, it just isn't enough to balance out your rear weight. The valves probably won't be in the same location as pictured either.

[Gizmo]

I have the rear seat sac in my 2000 SAN. It fits perfectly and the weight distribution is right on.