Straight Line Ballast bags???

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  • 5bison
    • Jan 2013
    • 84

    • N.D.

    • 1998 Air nautique 1989 Ski Centiurion

    Straight Line Ballast bags???

    Has anyone used the Straight Line Ballast bags? I am thinking about getting some for surfing, and wondering if they are any good? I don’t really want to spend much on them because we rarely surf. Thoughts?
  • TRIP
    Senior Member of PLANETNAUTIQUE
    • Nov 2007
    • 433

    • Costa Rica

    • 1997 Nautique Super Sport

    #2
    SL's Sumo Sacs are high quality. However, have you seen the wakeshapers thread?
    http://www.planetnautique.com/vb5/fo...981#post491981

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    • glassywaters
      • Jan 2015
      • 224

      • florida

      • none

      #3
      I just bought these smaller saddle sacs from Fly High and was really happy with the way they fit.

      http://www.the-house.com/wkslsumx800...last-bags.html - There is a 5.0% off coupon out there too.

      I am also considering buying the Sumo Sac Long 800. This would definitely give the weight you need. - http://www.the-house.com/wkslsumx800...last-bags.html This bag could work in the trunk (or even along the side of the engine.)

      Not exactly answering your questions, but I have the same boat and always looking to optimize weight/space.

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      • rlwagens
        • Feb 2008
        • 148

        • Michigan

        • 2006 SANTE 210

        #4
        I have the 500# sumo bow sac and fly high 750s in my 06 and haven't noticed much of a quality difference between them. I got sick of waiting for used bow sacs to go up online so I bought one from wakemakers during a black friday sale.

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