Cockpit Cushions

Steve Dion · Jul 1, 2010

You will get what you pay for!

Clark · Jul 1, 2010

If your cockpit is shaped somewhat in rectangles, check into the cooler-top cushions. They are a smooth vinyl but are pretty tough and a lot less than a custom cushion. We got 4 from Academy for about $100 and have used the heck out of them for ~ 3 years.

jcrumpley · Jul 1, 2010

I wouldn't trade the ones I bought from this site for anything. The quality is awesome. They fit perfectly, snap in place, and don't soak up water. Worth every penny.

Freebird · Jul 1, 2010

New Cushons

Just bought cushions from Ameriseam for our Hunter 23. We upgraded to Sunbrella and with shipping paid less than $400. We received them in less than 2 weeks and are very pleased. They are worth checking out. Freebird

owner23.5 · Jul 1, 2010

hey Bill if you want I can get you intouch with a buddy of mine that just finished cockpit cushions and backrests for mine , we did a swap as he needed some work from me at his shop but the tunred out great , the backrest cushions are 2" thick and havethe hunter logo stitched in them and the seat cushions are done in sunbrella , gimme your email add and I'll get you the number and name , that price you got did sound high.

owner23.5 · Jul 1, 2010

just checked he has a web site http://www.jenackscanvas.com/ ask him bout the cushions for the sailboat he just finished for his bestest friend ,,,lol he does do great work

owner23.5 · Jul 2, 2010

ok he came down today and took pics of the cushions and put them on his site http://www.jenackscanvas.com/ said he can run some impressive numbers on new ones for you , hope it works out lemme know

owner23.5 · Jul 6, 2010

k, I talked to brian this morning as I stopped by his shop to see what he's done for the cushion pricing , he said he can build the two cockpit cushions and backrests with 2" foam and sunbrella fabric and stitch the hunter logo in the backrests for $400.00 , he said shipping would be extra , hope it helps

DianaOfBurlington · Jul 9, 2010

See your friendly neighborhood sailmaker or canvas-cover guy. You'll get good, personalized local service by someone who can personally visit and measure your boat. And you can pick your color preference from samples you can see and feel in your hand. Best of all you'll get cheap or free advice and assistance.

owner23.5 · Jul 11, 2010

brian is my friendly neighborhood sailmaker or canvas-cover guy. honestly this isnt a sales "plug" there are three in our area and he has the best prices across the board that coupled with the quality makes him a busy man here. as for service call and talk to the guy I'm sure you will arive at the same position alot of folks do that this guy knows his stuff and is more then wiliing to discusss anything pertaining canvas work in great detail with you via walk in or calling from across the country. just saw this post and knew from prices that were originally posted that it sounded high. My guy is owner operator and has a small overhead hence he can price far below the other guys with a much larger overhead . just my two cents , good luck with the project reguardless of where you purchase