Surfinity Boat Shield

[Illiana929]

Was wondering if anyone has seen or used one of the surfinity shields on there boat. They look really nice from what I’ve seen on the internet. Just looking for some input.

[larry_arizona]

Great idea, however, I have towed two Supras, 3000 miles each with a truck without mudflaps or rock tamers. To avoid jinx, let’s just say $1000 is a lot when you likely won’t need it.


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[MJHSupra]

Cool idea, but I agree with @larry_arizona.

I bought rock tamers at the beginning of last season. Stupid me did not put them on. No damage over the years, but I will have them on this summer to avoid the jinx now that I commented on this.

[KnoxMojo]

Strange first post ever on here, asking about a new on the market product, just odd...and no, I would never pay that for a partial cover.

[benny32]

I saw it and was excited and then saw the price. Too much for something I'll use twice a season.

[mjb929rr]

My issue with that is it only protects the boat and its a grand My last boat I got a few rock chips on the trailer even with rock tamers. On our new one I had ppf placed on the areas that got chipped up last time on the trailer. Total cost was $150 and well worth it. The rock tamers seemed to work well on the boat but not the trailer

[benny32]

Where did you see it on the trailer? Pictures would be awesome.

[mjb929rr]

Where did you see it on the trailer? Pictures would be awesome.

No pics as that boat was traded in. I noticed it mostly on the front of the fenders and back on the step wings behind the trailer axles. It wasn’t awful but it didn’t want to chip up the new trailer.