Thanks for your advice Adam! We'll make sure Harry checks out all OSO feedback. :drink:

Wow now that I think about it Adam didn't you own an Active Thunder that spun out. This maybe a "stupid question" but why are they not putting a warning label on these boats?

I still want a 22:evilb:

Molds are waxed and ready to go! Send money. Can we do a Merc this time??? 300XS would be bad-azz.

Adam bought that boat that ran up on a sand bar, not rolled. He never drove it after he bought it, I believe.

We did start put a warning label in the boats after this incident advising the driver not to be on plane in less that 24" of water. It seems to have helped.

My point is that most of these boat incidents can be brought back to a driver error or mechanical failure. Think about if not every attorney in the world would be all over suing based upon a faulty design. The new point I want to make is have you ever noticed that Mike Fiore and Skip Bracer don't spend their time in a public forum making negative comments that may be baseless. They spend time running multi million dollar operations but then again that might be why they are the top selling brands. I will stop posting here sorry to interfere you can go back to brand bashing and senseless dribble.

:lolhit: Now thats funny.

As soon as I find that bag of $$, you'll be getting a call. A 22 with a 300xs would be badazz, but hopefully that bag of $$ has enuff for a bit bigger:ernaehrung004:

Honestly, I have thought about that over the years. But I disagree with owning a business and being silent about your products or interacting with the customers.

The majority of my customers have turned into friends. Even after they sell their AT and move on to something else. To me that is more important than anything else.

Having been very recently accused of being a "disciple" of "Pat Jesus" and and AT zealot (although I'm pretty certain the accuser did not use correct spelling due to bong resin issues), I have to say that brand loyalty is one of the dumbest things you can encounter in life. Buy what you WANT...for your own practical reasons...not some corporations. The Cigarette Top Gun is probably my favorite boat of all time...but I didn't buy one. I loved my Fountain, too. Why wave the flag of a company that is not yours? UNLESS....it IS yours...in which case, flag waving is, at least in my eyes, totally justified. So, if Pat is proud of his product, and not only makes the claim that it handles well when driven correctly, but PROVES it with his test rides (yeah...I was nervous, and even thought the boat turned on rails at speed, I won't be doing that on my own...I know my limits).

Its along the lines of people who are fans of a sports team saying, "Yeah, we kicked the Red Wings' butt last night." Really? I didn't see you out there taking a shift....must've missed that.

Subtle ribbing of your competition's product in an online environment isn't exactly damning, in my opinion.

Respectfully submitted by a lover of ALL offshore boats,

Michael Sommer
President, Diagrind, Inc. - supplier of the BEST superabrasive grinding tools money can buy