Seakeeper’s new 3D-printed Pocket Fit Kits are the solution to simplify Seakeeper Ride aftermarket installations. Designed to fit recessed transom pockets on boats equipped with traditional trim tabs that currently require fiberglass modification for installing Seakeeper Ride controls, the new Pocket Fit Kits offer a simple plug-and-play solution.
The kits are designed to handle Seakeeper Ride’s performance loads, printed with a rib-and-shell structure using durable PETG. Seakeeper Ride will maintain a digital library of designs of accurate 3D models, since pocket dimensions vary by brand, model and year.
“Boats built today are increasingly designed to accommodate Seakeeper Ride by featuring a flat transom or recessed transom pockets designed specifically around our controllers,” says Andrew Semprevivo, president and CEO of Seakeeper. “The Pocket Fit Kits remove a key barrier to adoption for some aftermarket installations and enable all boaters to modernize existing vessels with complete underway stabilization.”
Seakeeper Ride offers systems for boats up to approximately 55 feet and is available for stepped or non-stepped, fiberglass or aluminum hulls equipped with a compatible MFD, eliminating up to 70% of pitch and roll underway to dramatically improve the performance of vessels.
To learn more, visit ride.seakeeper.com.
