Your Boat Deserves The Best
Published: Friday, June 29, 2018
By: Diane Seltzer, Marketing Director at SureShade
Most boaters agree that shade and sun protection is important, yet many boats still don’t have enough shade coverage. Adding more shade is not only a great investment in your boat, but it can make a big difference in your overall comfort and boating experience.
There are a few options for added shade on your boat. You can buy a temporary add-on shade that you have to reinstall/setup every time you need it, or you can invest in something more permanent that only requires a one-time installation without the hassle of setup every time you take the boat out.
SureShade, the makers of patented, retractable boat shades, has developed both automated and manual systems that extend shade from any overhead structure, like a T-Top, hardtop, arch, or tower. Their shade systems get installed once as a permanent addition — for cockpit, bow, or both — becoming a true investment in your boat.
For the handy boater on a budget, SureShade’s manual shade systems can easily be installed as a DIY project. Their boat shade kits come complete with a shade system sized for your boat, Sunbrella canvas, specialized mounting brackets, and full installation support.
Best of all, SureShade is not a flimsy add-on product that is limited in use. You can extend your shade while anchored out or even underway up to 50 MPH. There’s no messing around with support poles; simply electrically-extend shade (automated) or pull-out/push-in shade in seconds (manual).
Top boat brands use SureShade exclusively on over 125 new boat models, but even if you are not in the market for a new boat, you can still get the same factory-quality boat shade with an aftermarket installation. SureShade electric or pull-out boat shades are a permanent upgrade that adds value to your boat and your boating experience.
Learn more about SureShade at www.SureShade.com.
This article first appeared in the Launch Issue (May/Jun) 2018 of Great Lakes Scuttlebutt magazine.
tags: Boat Cover, Do It Yourself (DIY)
