The New H2X "Comments "
#11
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I just dont get it, you have Checkmate guys going nuts on their forums claiming the new boat is crap and cant hold a candle to a "real' Check, you have Baja guys on their forums claiming the new one will be inferior to "the real thing."
No offense to anyone, but we are not talking about MTIs, Outerlimits, Cigarettes, Panteras, or Apaches here. Checkmate and Baja are both entry level performance boats, people need to get over it.
No offense to anyone, but we are not talking about MTIs, Outerlimits, Cigarettes, Panteras, or Apaches here. Checkmate and Baja are both entry level performance boats, people need to get over it.
#12
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I just dont get it, you have Checkmate guys going nuts on their forums claiming the new boat is crap and cant hold a candle to a "real' Check, you have Baja guys on their forums claiming the new one will be inferior to "the real thing."
No offense to anyone, but we are not talking about MTIs, Outerlimits, Cigarettes, Panteras, or Apaches here. Checkmate and Baja are both entry level performance boats, people need to get over it.
No offense to anyone, but we are not talking about MTIs, Outerlimits, Cigarettes, Panteras, or Apaches here. Checkmate and Baja are both entry level performance boats, people need to get over it.
#14
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I just dont get it, you have Checkmate guys going nuts on their forums claiming the new boat is crap and cant hold a candle to a "real' Check, you have Baja guys on their forums claiming the new one will be inferior to "the real thing."
No offense to anyone, but we are not talking about MTIs, Outerlimits, Cigarettes, Panteras, or Apaches here. Checkmate and Baja are both entry level performance boats, people need to get over it.
No offense to anyone, but we are not talking about MTIs, Outerlimits, Cigarettes, Panteras, or Apaches here. Checkmate and Baja are both entry level performance boats, people need to get over it.
#15
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From: Naperville, IL
Not everyone shares the same views, some people agree and some don't. People will defend the brand of boat they own. You are never going to get everyone to share the same views. Some people like to stir it up a little, don't take everything serious, have fun. As far as the new Checkmate, I allways liked the H2X, so I also like the new Checkmate version except for the seats. I think they could of changed the deck or something to make it their own. I hope Baja and Checkmate both make it through these tough times, it will be hard.
And it seems all of them are building their boats up to be better than they really are.
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) I remember looking at his boat the last time it was in the factory to get winterized thinking about how well it was built, and sitting in there with those new boats coming down the line, it could have passed for a new one. I felt the same way after crawling all over Docks 36 and riding with him in Port Clinton.
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Not everyone shares the same views, some people agree and some don't. People will defend the brand of boat they own. You are never going to get everyone to share the same views. Some people like to stir it up a little, don't take everything serious, have fun. As far as the new Checkmate, I allways liked the H2X, so I also like the new Checkmate version except for the seats. I think they could of changed the deck or something to make it their own. I hope Baja and Checkmate both make it through these tough times, it will be hard.
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From: Naperville, IL
Haha, Im sure the Check guys would say the opposite. I have no experience directly with either in terms of build quality, but in general I prefer the look of the Bajas. The H2X definately is not my favorite Baja though.



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