Michael Garibay

I have been considering purchasing some covers for my props (Bravo 1),for both in the water and on trailer. I've looked at a couple made from neoprene to sunbrella. One company (propskin.com)doesn't return emails and their phone is disconnected,but their website is still up. Another in Cayote Do any of you use these? I have labbed props (very sharp) and kids and would like to be safe..Mike

handfulz28

I have a pair of the red Prop Gear covers and another pair looking for a home (send PM if interested). They're a fabric material, not hard like plastic, so the potential is there to still cut through and draw some blood. But they're definitely better than nothing.

omerta one

I've been doing the same search; found this:

http://coolcovercanopy.com/pages/propcovers.php

Planetwarmer

Hit a log like I did this weekend. It rounded the leading edges of my prop. Hey that was a cheap fix for a nice and smooth, sharp, and dangerous edge on my prop!

dbhammer

there was an ad in powerboat mag for a product called prop guardian. website is propguardian.com. looked ok. trying to get a pair for my 5 bladed cleavers i think

socalstone

I got one from Prop Guardian. When we're using the boat for family time, don't want the kids getting cut. Prop guardian was quick to respond, fast delivery, etc. I like it.