how stable is it when you set the hook.

I cant say that I have done a "cross their eyes" hookset as I mostly fly fish, but I wouldnt think a strong hookset would be any worse than kicking to move backwards and it is plenty stable for that. I have also made the pontoons longer which made it even more steady. (pics coming soon) I've got one for a test drive if you're interested.

I have a similar styrafoam kickboat and the longer length does make it more stable. I have used one that is 54" and it was fine but the 72" length is better. Its all just a matter of what will fit in your vehicle.

Pics as promised

The above pontoons are about 58". They are sporting an optional 12" fiberglass cloth epoxied to the bottom for durability and a coat of paint to keep the water from soaking into the foam. Notice the "carcass" of foam leftover from cutting a circle out of a square. These blocks can be used for car-topping or for stacking one on top of another in a truck bed. Right on about the length Mister Sir.

You that worried about them falling apart or becoming water logged?? Wish I could see the new pics at work.. dang..

So how much weight do you think the new length can handle?

To be safe, I'd say 250 max. I am currently working on some with 66" pontoons. They'll hold more.

what is the cost for a 58" toon like you pictured? PM me.

Please PM for the cost . Love your works. Can you deliver to Garland 75040.

All I can say is..."wow! I want that!"

rockhopper, I see that you are one of those danged fly chunkers The folks over in the fly fishing section might find this interesting as well.

I've Been off-line for a few days battleing a computer virus.. PMs sent.

Looks like a good product,are they priced for the working man
or Christmas catalog dreams ?

I've landed on $185.

That ain't a bad price,have you considered shipping or how to?
I'm in the truck freight business and stuff like that would be a challenge to move claim free.
Im about 160 miles from Boyd