390 Sundancer SunPad/Cushions

[Freshwater 390 River Rat]

Does anyone know of any standard white and blue sunpads or cushions that may be purchased for the front deck? It has been suggested they must be measured and custom made for each Dancer, but such a common item seems like it could be ordered from someone. I have also seen designs that incorporate a seam so the head area may be raised like a lounge chair - something like this would be perfect.

 

[THJeff]

I went through this search last year and there really is nothing that's ready-made that will fit the snap patterns on the bow. My local Sea Ray dealer also confirmed this. I ended up buying two from the company below. There are much smaller, but they store easily and are quite comfortable. Not ideal, but I figured I'd try these first to see how much time we spend out there lounging before I commit to having pricey custom ones made.

http://www.welcome-aboard.com/prodinfo.asp?number=4250C

 

[HUMPH]

I have factory sunpads on mine but they aren't very comfortable. One project will be to have custom ones made with adjustable backs to allow the head to be raised for a chair back. The way they are we don't use them much.

 

[rwvw415]

I think you will have to have them made. Before you do you might consider if you really need them. Mine are stored at home and have never been used. If you keep them on the bow they get dirty and hard to clean. They do not help much on confort so in the 5 years we have owned the boat we have never used them.

 

[wetpaint]

West Marine just came out with a longer lounger...

http://www.westmarine.com/webapp/wc...&subdeptNum=50822&classNum=50828#.UQ2ni6X3AzU

 

[Freshwater 390 River Rat]

Thanks! Two on the way ... we will see how they work out this year.

 

[Bryank]

I went through this search last year and there really is nothing that's ready-made that will fit the snap patterns on the bow. My local Sea Ray dealer also confirmed this. I ended up buying two from the company below. There are much smaller, but they store easily and are quite comfortable. Not ideal, but I figured I'd try these first to see how much time we spend out there lounging before I commit to having pricey custom ones made.

http://www.welcome-aboard.com/prodinfo.asp?number=4250C

Hey, Jeff. Where do you store those on your 410? I have the factory pads, but like HUMPH said--not the greatest. Plus, they get quite dirty being white.

 

[THJeff]

Hey, Jeff. Where do you store those on your 410? I have the factory pads, but like HUMPH said--not the greatest. Plus, they get quite dirty being white.

Yes, I trashed our factory ones when we bought the boat as they were dirty and didn't look very comfortable. We store these small ones in one of the storage compartments in the floor of the salon. They really do the job and don't take up much space. Pretty reasonable price too. I got them blue to match our new canvas and had them embroidered with the boat's name.