Worked with Tony at Xtreme Marine on these. Just pulled from box so they are still wavy but a great upgrade!! Problem is it makes other things look dated now - a never ending cycle I'm sure....


Had a carpet made for the Donzi 16 as well.....

It looks good. How does it attach and what was it cost wise?

They offer peel and stick, and snap-in. I'm kind of doing a combination, but the tiger is so deep that I'm not sure I'm even going to connect that, I might just lay it in.....

I also purchased similar to what you have and chose to lay it in without snaps. At any decent speed it would start to flop around under the seats. I went with industrial strength super velcro, available at Lowes, it has waterproof adhesive and problem solved without installing snaps.

Yes - I figured that would be an option as well. Might get some Velcro today in preparation for the weekend.

Will install snaps on the foot rests though......

Did the same with my snap in just laid it in there and have had no problems also I would highly recommend tony he did our stuff great product great service

Where`s this Tony out of? (google finds a lot of Extreme marine places from Ohio to florida , seems like a popular name lol)
I had send Marine Mat a detailed diagram and all the measurements needed to make a one piece snap in carpet and theysaid I would have to send the entire crapet in.. umm pass.
How did all their get measured out? Tony do it?

Looks great btw.

Tony is out of Hamilton, Ohio. Xtrememarinellc.com. PM me if you want his cell.....

I shipped him my original carpet and he made a first pass at it. We then worked details (he sent a couple mylar templates) until we got it right. Since I was so far away we actually FaceTimed a couple times to talk through some of the adjustments - 1/4" here, 1/4" there.

What's funny is just sending the carpet in would never get it good enough from afar in my mind

Thanx for the info , you didn`t happen to run across anyone at LOTO that is a dealer?

No, but I didn't look very far. A couple people recommended Tony and he had the ability and familiarity with the Cig logos to make those happen so I just started working with him