I love these and have personally tested them to over 85 mph. Kiss them good-bye if you stuff it though:eek:.
http://www.windaway.com/

I thought about those.. just wasn`t sure how cheesy theyd look..

http://i763.photobucket.com/albums/x...ng186Small.jpg
http://i763.photobucket.com/albums/x...ay007Small.jpg

Not cheesy at all IMO. They are almost invisible and mine are only on about a quarter of the time. The wind feels good on a hot day.

Alright, here's what I have on mine. A previous owner installed them. At first I laughed too... but they work great, clean look, and easy, fast install and removal. when they are clean you or "they" can't tell they're there.



http://i656.photobucket.com/albums/u...a/DSC07342.jpg

http://i656.photobucket.com/albums/u...a/DSC07345.jpg

I thought my boat was white:party-smiley-004:

Third that actually looks pretty good.. I was thinking it would not look good on mine since it would be on top of the wind screen.. wind screen on top of windscreen?/ cheeesy lol

:cool:I love the wind in my face, I'm 5'9" and we've owned our Tantrum since we had it built in '99. My personal opinion is I don't want anything taking away from the lines of our boat.

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[QUOTE=R Addiction;3186595]:cool:I love the wind in my face, I'm 5'9" and we've owned our Tantrum since we had it built in '99. My personal opinion is I don't want anything taking away from the lines of our boat.


You have a sink in your cabin?

I agree wind sreen is for night riding(bugs) and cold days in late fall, early spring.

Yes I do.

[QUOTE=My Addiction;3186681]Exactly! Here in the north I stretch the boating season into October. My deflectors go on for cool weather, sometimes for long, fast cruises and often for lady guests. Usually they are stowed away under the bow in pillow cases!

Try a pair of these, work great. http://www.amazon.com/Skydiving-Peri.../dp/B0024J573A