- Joined
- Aug 20, 2009
- Messages
- 114
- Reaction score
- 2
- Points
- 18
- Location
- Cape Coral, Fl
- Model
- Freedom 275
Here are some worthwhile recent additions to my Tournament 275 (or should I now say Freedom 275?):
Seadek Helm Pad (makes standing for hours much more comfortable):
Seadek passenger side helm pad (because my 19 year-old son never lets me drive MY boat when he's aboard):
Tundra cooler (with Seadek pad to make it less slippery) - works great as an additional seat, also as a step when boarding down into the boat from a higher dock, and by the way - an incredible cooler as well (does not move around even when the boat is being tossed about):
Bean bag (E-Searider custom made) that sits on top of helm seat to turn it into a leaning post. Although the electrically adjustable helm seat on the T275 is very comfortable when sitting, 99% of the time I operate the boat while standing. Even though this may look silly, it's the best add on yet in terms of being able to easily turn my helm seat into a leaning post (and when I want to sit, I toss it in the back of the boat or stick it in the head compartment):
The Seadek pads were purchased through Tyler at Castaway Customs (he was great to deal with and he also sells the Tundra coolers). E-Searider made the custom bean bag for a very reasonable price (and their vinyl is pretty close in color to the Grady White darker vinyl color).
Seadek Helm Pad (makes standing for hours much more comfortable):

Seadek passenger side helm pad (because my 19 year-old son never lets me drive MY boat when he's aboard):

Tundra cooler (with Seadek pad to make it less slippery) - works great as an additional seat, also as a step when boarding down into the boat from a higher dock, and by the way - an incredible cooler as well (does not move around even when the boat is being tossed about):

Bean bag (E-Searider custom made) that sits on top of helm seat to turn it into a leaning post. Although the electrically adjustable helm seat on the T275 is very comfortable when sitting, 99% of the time I operate the boat while standing. Even though this may look silly, it's the best add on yet in terms of being able to easily turn my helm seat into a leaning post (and when I want to sit, I toss it in the back of the boat or stick it in the head compartment):


The Seadek pads were purchased through Tyler at Castaway Customs (he was great to deal with and he also sells the Tundra coolers). E-Searider made the custom bean bag for a very reasonable price (and their vinyl is pretty close in color to the Grady White darker vinyl color).