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Never known anyone using them on a glass boat.
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Anyone use the easy slide boat trailer pads from bass pro? If so do they work well on a fiberglass bass boat?
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Know a fella that used them and the boat slid off the trailer going down the boat ramp... hook strap broke and away she went it was aluminum tho
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I had them on my trailer. My boat is aluminum. I took them off after 2 launches. Way too slick.
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Thanks everyone
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I was fishing a company bass tournament and one of the guys dumped his on the ramp. WAY to slick. We had enough guys to get boat in water but his scag was gone.
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I don't unhook the bow until the trailer tires are at the water. Seen one or two dropped on the ramp before that got to the water.
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Agree with Jack. The paint on these newer aluminum boats is way to slick. I don't unhook mine until in the water either.
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I made my own for my 16ft aluminum boat. I bought a 12" x 18" commercial grade cutting board on Amazon and ran it across my table saw.
$14 and it makes a huge difference when loading.
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some folk cut plastic gutters to make slides