Double Rigged

Nice job Michael!

RollWithIt

Looks nice. What kind of price would those go for?

NASCAT

EXCELLENT question, unfortunately I've not been invoiced yet. I worked with vendor to get 1 made then ordered 5 more for myself. Should know more in a week or so. They made me a full cover and a few other items so there's an entire invoice to be tallied. ��

RollWithIt

I would think there is a good market for this option for us "average Joes" that want to protect our props while traveling. Its a better option than a cardboard box or putting a loose prop in the trunk/bed area of a vehicle.

NASCAT

Agree 100% but if these end up close to $100 not sure what kind of market there will be. Top Knot was selling them for $45 but he invested in 4000 pcs. Ive invested in 6 LOL

RollWithIt

True. Just thinking hypothetically out loud.

ICDEDPPL

I had the ballistic material Herring prop covers for cleavers but the edges of the props are so sharp it would snag and rip the cover anyway.
The round design is nice for bravo props.

I think the only way to go with Cleavers is a solid box. I liked these simple aluminum boxes with nice latches and a handle I had. Easy to ship too

plon9mike

I'll be interested in seeing the final product and price. I have a set of 5 blade hydro's that need to get out of the B'Blade shipping boxes. Standing by for more intel.
Thanks for doing the R&D work on this idea for us fellow boaters.

Mike

PremierPOWER

Interested for our bravo and Verado boats. I've tried the first bag style in the original post on one of our bravo 3 boats and only the smaller prop fits, the larger one is too big.

Kevin Schulte

These are what I use and they are only $29.99 with $4.99 shipping anywhere in the USA.

https://www.hardlineproducts.com/pro...opeller-bag-2/

KS