07-18-2010, 12:53 AM
They do look cool and the material looks good, but one thing...they are narrow. The wider the boat (Along with length to a degree) the more stable.
Second, no way would I stand on there without the lean bar, and where does the lean bar go when not in use? It looks like the pedistal seat is in the way. (I know that is why my Hubby doesn't use his when using his gas motor - the seat is in the way of folding it down).
The prices with all the things you need is right in the same ball park as many BIG name pontoons.
I own the Framed Outlaw X5 and the Frameless Escape. They are the same for ease of getting in and out of. The floor on the Escape is inflated and off the water so it really isn't much lower than the frame model. And the Escape is the smallest frameless NFO.
There was someone back that mention they had ordered one of these Eagles. For some reason, never heard from them again about it.
I know allot of Pontooners and allot of pontoons, but no one has and Eagle.
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Second, no way would I stand on there without the lean bar, and where does the lean bar go when not in use? It looks like the pedistal seat is in the way. (I know that is why my Hubby doesn't use his when using his gas motor - the seat is in the way of folding it down).
The prices with all the things you need is right in the same ball park as many BIG name pontoons.
I own the Framed Outlaw X5 and the Frameless Escape. They are the same for ease of getting in and out of. The floor on the Escape is inflated and off the water so it really isn't much lower than the frame model. And the Escape is the smallest frameless NFO.
There was someone back that mention they had ordered one of these Eagles. For some reason, never heard from them again about it.
I know allot of Pontooners and allot of pontoons, but no one has and Eagle.
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