07-22-2005, 10:44 PM
[cool][#0000ff]I guess this is where I should make the disclaimer that most tubers are unbalanced anyway, but I won't go there. As Kevin has stated, the stability is great. It is certainly far better than what most former "donut dunkers" are used to. There ain't much "rock and roll" with those FC4 or Fat Cats. They ride pretty steady, even with a humongous person like myself aboard. The extra "goodies" do not even make the slightest bit of difference. Sure, it is good to try to "balance the load", but you don't have to get fanatical about it.[/#0000ff]
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[#0000ff]Unless you are substantially over 200 pounds in weight, the FC4 should provide all the ride you need. However, when you start comparing with the extra size and goodies on the Fat Cats, you will begin to lust after either an upgrade or a pontoon. The good news is that you can usually peddle off your used FC4 for a decent used price...or keep it as a backup or for family or friends. You would be amazed at how many other folks would like to join you once you are a "flotation fisherman".[/#0000ff]
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[#0000ff]Unless you are substantially over 200 pounds in weight, the FC4 should provide all the ride you need. However, when you start comparing with the extra size and goodies on the Fat Cats, you will begin to lust after either an upgrade or a pontoon. The good news is that you can usually peddle off your used FC4 for a decent used price...or keep it as a backup or for family or friends. You would be amazed at how many other folks would like to join you once you are a "flotation fisherman".[/#0000ff]
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