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 Post subject: Re: Water Mat
PostPosted: Thu Jun 23, 2016 1:05 pm 
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get_sum wrote:
AJ, what's your price on an original Lily pad? If you can't post it, message it to me.

Also, I can meet you halfway from your spot in TX and OKC somewhere to avoid the huge shipping cost.


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We sell the original for the same online price of $499 but we sell the big Bull Frog for $100 cheaper than online price. My buddy gets them in bulk so he doesn't gets charged shipping so we deliver to our customers in the area. We are currently out of the original size and I have only 1 Bull Frog left. We are waiting on a shipment. Upcoming 4th July wiped us out.

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 Post subject: Re: Water Mat
PostPosted: Thu Jun 23, 2016 1:09 pm 
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117AJB wrote:
If you would let me know a price for a 18 X 6 too I would appreciate it. I am.near Lake Conroe which doesn't look to far from the location under your name. So if it is reasonable I can drive out and pick it up in the next or two.

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I have an Aqua Lily Pad (18'x6'). It is awesome to have. As I'm getting older, I don't ride or board as much and just like getting on the lake 2-3 days a week an float. The mat is like your own beach anywhere you want. However, it is VERY bulky. I have an A24, my buddy has a T23 and the mat can fit on top of seats behind the driver. Both myself and my buddy usually only have our girls with us so it's no issue for us. However if you have a crew of people then it has to be secured to the platform. When secured to the platform you CANNOT use the platform whatsoever...its that big. I'm 95% positive it WILL NOT fit in cabin floor of anything other than an A24 or T23. I actually help my buddy sell them in a huge area of Central Texas just by using Craigslist. They are very popular with the pontoon boat owners, people with docks, lake house owners, and houseboats. Wakeboat owners don't have them very much just due to the fact they are bulky and take up so much room and/or block the platform if stored there. I would skip the Liquud Force version...flimsy and doesn't float well.


I only have the Bull Frog model left, waiting on shipment but manufacturer is behind. Upcoming 4th of July we sold out of original. Online the Bull Frog is $799 but we sell them for $699.

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 Post subject: Re: Water Mat
PostPosted: Thu Jun 23, 2016 1:28 pm 
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Thanks AJ. I'll prob shoot you a PM in a few weeks.


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 Post subject: Re: Water Mat
PostPosted: Thu Jun 23, 2016 2:17 pm 
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ndahlberg12 wrote:
The Sams one only holds like 700 lbs I think.

My paradise pad holds 1500 I think. We have 4 boys so between them and all the other kids they make friends with at the lake, it takes a beating every weekend. Holding up very well with a year and a half of use.


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Good point. On the big box store mats make sure check the weight limit. You are correct I think the Paradise pad is around the 1200-1400 lbs rating.

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 Post subject: Re: Water Mat
PostPosted: Fri Jun 24, 2016 8:40 am 
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How do they anchor off? Are there spots on the pad for you to hook an anchor to? Do you have to make your own? I have been interested in one for the weekends when we all tie up and play volleyball. I'm not sure how you keep it where you want it. In this instance not floating into the court but within eyesight. I would want the mat to be free floating such that it could float between boats.


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 Post subject: Re: Water Mat
PostPosted: Fri Jun 24, 2016 8:53 am 
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How do they anchor off? Are there spots on the pad for you to hook an anchor to? Do you have to make your own? I have been interested in one for the weekends when we all tie up and play volleyball. I'm not sure how you keep it where you want it. In this instance not floating into the court but within eyesight. I would want the mat to be free floating such that it could float between boats.

The mat has a bungee tether with a plastic carabiner. You can also add a second tether if you want to the other end to 2-point anchor it if needed.
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