Re: LATEST IN BOAT LOADING TECHNOLOGY
I don't know.<br />It may work to help center the boat, if installed in the right position.<br /><br />They claim that this is the solution to loading in a crosswind, but I don't see how this will guide or turn the boat onto the trailer any better than a post or bunk guide, given that it is tall enough.<br /><br />All the photos in the gallery show boats that are on the trailer, or floating straight and directly behind the trailer. No Crosswind situations. I would think they would show how great it works in the wind, as that is one of their selling points.<br /><br />I guess I will wait to read the test reports in the magazines, or maybe iboats will buy some and test them.
<br />Just take $20.00 and put gas in your boat, take your boat to a buoy or channel marker out away from the harbor and practice driving/docking/maneuvering your boat at different wind and ocean current directions. <br />After all, it is a lot safer and for that matter, more impressive to see a fellow boater handle his boat with ease and drive onto the trailer perfectly. <br />Regular guide bunks should do the trick and are a lot cheaper. Save your money and impress your buddies by mastering slow speed handling instead... 
