Most anglers are on the water for hours and need to be prepared for almost anything. Proper and sufficient storage for gear, tools, and safety equipment is key. Easily accessing equipment and keeping everything organized can help ensure everyone has a productive, successful, and most importantly, enjoyable day of fishing.
When designing the RAGE R22, creating plentiful and organized storage areas throughout the boat was top-of-mind for Campion. Utilizing the fiberglass grid structure of the RAGE made it easier to allow for built-in storage areas throughout the boat without compromising passenger space. From bow to stern, there’s guaranteed to be a storage space at arm’s length giving you access to the gear you need quickly.
We’ve included some highlights of RAGE storage solutions along with important features:
Secure Storage Compartments
The RAGE features a variety of waterproof storage compartments of various sizes throughout, making it easy to tuck away safety gear, accessories, or whatever else you might need to stow. Since these compartments are built into the structure of the boat, they are very deep and can hold a lot. All compartments onboard feature stainless-steel compression hinges and slam latches for a tight, secure seal.
Passenger Glove Box
The large glovebox, located on the passenger side, is a great place to lock up valuables such as phones, keys, wallets, or sunglasses for safekeeping. The glove box is large enough to store extra baits and other equipment and features LED lighting so you can easily see items inside as the sun sets or when fishing for walleyes in the evening.
Integrated Tackle Organizers
There are three integrated tackle organizers aboard designed to hold about three Plano boxes each, perfect for storing extra tools, tackle, and baits. There are an additional two very large storage compartments on either side of the deck that can hold up to 30 Plano 3700 tackle boxes each. Perhaps it’s time to shop for some additional gear!
Lockable, Ventilated Rod Storage Locker
As you pass through to the casting deck, you’ll find the integrated, ventilated rod locker that easily holds 20 rods. The rod locker features LED lighting and can be locked to keep your rods secure onboard when you’re not. An easily accessible compartment at the bottom of the rod locker stores your trolling motor batteries safety. The top of the storage locker features Campion Marine Deck with a built-in tournament fish ruler so you can keep tabs on what you’re catching throughout the day. There is a second tournament fish ruler located on the lid of the Livewell 02 Pro located on the stern.
Integrated Tool Holders
There are three integrated tool holders onboard the RAGE located on either side of the deck area and one on the casting deck. Each is perfectly located for easy accessibility and are designed to hold important tools such as pliers, knives, scissors, and more.
Bait Buckets
Built-in bait buckets are conveniently located in the bow and stern areas of the RAGE to accommodate multiple fishing areas.
Livewell O2 Pro
Our Livewell O2 Pro is designed to keep fish happy. The pressurized system includes aeration, anti-slosh technology, removable dividers for separating different species of fish, calming blue on the inside, timed pumps, and an oxygenator. Controls are located just alongside the livewell for easy adjustments. Night fisherman will also find the lights helpful.
Stainless-Steel Cup Holders and Cooler
Of course, the RAGE also features numerous stainless steel cup holders with optional LED lights so there’s always the perfect place to keep beverages secure. Store drinks, food, or other items that need cooling in the built-in drainable cooler located just behind the helm.
The RAGE truly is your partner while fishing. With versatile, easy-to-access storage that helps to keep you organized, The RAGE offers you more efficient time while on the water to do what you do best. Learn more about all of the incredible features of the RAGE R22. Contact your local dealer for more information: Locate Your Dealer
The dog days of summer are here and there’s no better way to enjoy precious summer days than on the water with your family – including your pup! Just as we have safety tips to keep humans safe, there are protocols to ensure your dog’s safety on the water. We’ve put together a list of tips to help your dog stay safe while boating:
Check Local Laws
Before your dog even jumps on board, be sure to review laws pertaining to boating with pets for the province, state, or country you’re in or may be traveling to. If you plan to cross into international waters, be sure to have the appropriate paperwork available should you be stopped along the way. Review US Boating Regulations and/or Canadian Boating Regulations
Start Slow
For your pup’s first time aboard your boat, allow plenty of time for them to get acclimated to the movement of the boat, the surface of the cockpit/deck, and the space itself. Keep initial outings shorter until your pet gets more comfortable. Remember, it may take some time for your pet to get used to normal passenger events like waterskiing, wakeboarding or fishing. Be sure to reinforce learning new experiences with lots of treats.
Getting On and Off
While it’s easier to carry small breeds on board, it’s a bit more difficult for larger breeds. You may wish to invest in a ramp or ladder to make it easier for your pet to get on and off the boat without injury. Using plenty of treats, make sure you practice using the ramp or ladder on dry land so when the time comes to actually use the ramp to board, your pet is already comfortable.
Pack the Right Supplies
When boating with your dog, you’ll want to be sure you have a few extra items on your packing list.
Choose the Right PFD
Wearing a life jacket is the single most important thing anyone, including your dog, can do to help themselves be safer on the water. A life jacket will protect them from harm if they should fall overboard. When shopping for your pup’s life jacket be sure to properly fit the life vest based on weight and specific measurements. Watch how to measure your dog for a life jacket. Important features of your pet’s life jacket should include the following:
Potty Training
If you plan on taking longer day trips, you may want to consider potty training your pooch. Place pee pads, artificial grass or Fresh Patch in a designated spot aboard your boat and teach your dog to use this area. Teaching your dog to potty on cue can be done quickly and easily. Once ashore, be sure to dispose of soiled items in a proper waste disposal area and NOT in the water.
A special thank you to Campion owners who submitted photos of their pups! With a little preparation and patience, boating is just one more way you can strengthen the bond with your furry family member and spend quality time together on the water. For more information on Campion Boats, please contact your local dealer.
We’re waving goodbye to winter and saying a warm hello to spring. As the weather warms up, so does our excitement about getting our boats back onto the water. Before you head out for a day of fun, there are some important precautions you must remember to take so you and your guests can remain safe.
Every boater takes boater safety very seriously. Just like you check your engine, belts and the working order of your boat, you should also prepare the proper safety equipment. Planning ahead to make sure you have the recommended safety gear is critical.
Be sure to make a checklist of supplies you’ll need so you can be ready in case of an emergency. We’ve collected a few important items to add to your list of “must-have” safety items which you can review below.
Each person on your boat should have an approved personal flotation device (PFD) or lifejacket. It’s a simple precaution, but extremely important. Using a lifejacket can save you from unforeseen circumstances on the water. It’s not a bad idea to have several sizes of lifejackets available so it can be sized appropriately for the person who will be wearing the jacket.
How to Choose PFDs (life jackets)
If you’ve been boating for a while, you know that sudden storms can wreak havoc. Having a bailing device on board your boat will save you the headache, and panic, if your boat begins to fill with water.
Click here for bailing device regulations.
Another helpful tool during storms or any situation with reduced visibility is a sound-signaling device. If two power-driven vessels are within half a mile from each other, they must use a sound signal. You can use a whistle, compressed gas horn, or an electric horn.
Fire extinguishers are not required on all motorboats but are necessary on inboard motorboats, fixed fuel tank boats, and any fuel burning unit. While it may not be required for your type of boat, it’s still highly recommended to have one onboard. We recommend a Class 5BC Fire Extinguisher.
It may go without saying but having a complete first aid kit on board will be an asset to any boating trip, even if it is just peace-of-mind. Click here to purchase an Aquatic First Aid Kit.
It is required that boats carry a waterproof flashlight or three Canadian-approved flares. In the event of an emergency, it’s important to have a device that will allow you to give a signal in order to be seen and rescued.
The Coast Guard encourages all boaters to use a VHF-FM radio. This radio can be used for distress calling. The VHF-FM radio has superior reach and is a safer bet than cell phones while on the water.
The Canadian Red Cross and Boat US Foundation have comprehensive lists for boating requirements.
Before heading to the water, make sure you have all the necessary safety items in your boat in case of an emergency. It’s also important to inspect your safety gear periodically to make sure it is in good working order. We hope you have an enjoyable and safe boating experience this season!
Summer’s here and it’s time to get your Campion Boat loaded up and ready to hit open water for some fun in the sun. Perhaps you’re already an avid water skier but looking to change things up a bit or new to watersports altogether. We recommend trying your hand at wakeboarding! Many experts say out of all the watersports, wakeboarding is the quickest to learn.
We’ve put together a brief guide on wakeboarding including tips and what you’ll need to get started.
Equipment You’ll Need
The first step to a successful wakeboarding trip is making sure you have the right boat. Boats designed for watersports featuring a built-in bowrider, such as the highly anticipated 2021 Campion Muskoka high-performance boat, are ideal for elevating the tow point making it easier for the wakeboarder to get up and stay up in the water. It’s recommended beginners use a shorter tow rope at first – about 65 feet. A shorter rope combined with slower speed will create wider and bigger wakes making it easier for you to jump them.
If you’re confident enough to create a bigger wake, you can add weight to the back of the boat. The more weight you place in the back, the higher and shorter the wake will be. As a beginner wakeboarder keep in mind you may want to start off with shorter wakes until you get more comfortable.
Now that your boat is configured, it’s time to gather your wakeboarding equipment. Look for a local sporting goods store that offers board and equipment rentals so you can determine if you want to invest in your own down the road. Most likely, you’ll be able to rent everything you need to get started with expert guidance.
There are a couple of things to consider when selecting a wakeboard, board type and your own body. There are three types of wakeboards; hybrid, surf, and skim style boards. As a beginner, select a surf-style board designed to make it easier to learn from.
Next, pick your board based on your weight. Reference the chart as seen on discoverboating.com to determine the best board for you. You can also ask an expert to help you find the right board for your body and skill level.
Wakeboard bindings are boots that are anchored to your wakeboard, allowing you to maintain your balance, ride waves and perform fancy tricks. Bindings should be snug but not so tight they’re painful. Most bindings are designed to fit a range of shoe sizes, while some higher-end boots are single sizes. With so many options such as closed toe, open toe, and various closure systems, it’s best to ask an expert to help you decide which is best and most comfortable for you.
It’s critical, especially as a beginner, to stay safe while wakeboarding which is why life jackets are so important. Wakeboard life jackets are designed to keep your head above water and provide buoyancy if something should go wrong. These jackets are lightweight and flexible enough to allow for movement and are more comfortable than traditional life jackets.
Once you have all the recommended equipment, the last step is to hit the water! Here are some things to keep in mind:
For beginner tips on how to get up and stay up on a wakeboard, you can visit Boating Magazine’s “How to Get Up on a Wakeboard” and you’ll be wakeboarding like a pro in no time at all.
With new creative approaches to boat design, it’s no surprise traditional materials used for elements within boats are also seeing a surge in new options. Flooring, for example, has traditionally consisted of carpeting or wood. While there are benefits to both, neither particularly go well with water.
Although carpet can be visually appealing and soft on bare feet, it’s quick to absorb water and even after a day in the sun, can begin to mold and mildew over time creating a not so pleasant odor. Wood flooring, if not properly cared for, can begin to warp and fade over time before needing to be replaced.
Neil Gilbert, Campion’s world class boat designer, uses fiberglass to optimize the shape and features of every Campion boat. Every single piece of tooling is CNC cut providing unparalleled precision.
While researching flooring options for Campion’s latest multispecies fishing boat, the RAGE R22, the team wanted an option to further elevate the aesthetics and functionality of the boat. The material needed to be durable, stain resistant, and non-slip in order to withstand years of hard-core fishing, plus look as great as the boat itself.
They ultimately decided upon UltraDeck®, a line of synthetic marine flooring manufactured by a company right here in British Columbia.
UltraDeck is “a unique premium blend of closed cell, high quality PE foam produced for the harsh marine environment. It has very high UV resistance, it’s UV tested to over triple the best marine upholstery vinyl with no fade. Being that it is closed cell, it does not absorb, so it will never smell and is stain resistant and cleans up very easy. It provides an excellent shock absorbent, sounds deadening, non-slip, customizable surface for any vessel. The product is backed with the thickest, highest grade acrylic-based 3M pressure sensitive adhesive providing a simple yet durable installation.” ultradeck.ca
UltraDeck flooring is the ideal choice for Campion Boats. The interior of the RAGE is covered with UltraDeck including the full-length swim platform providing a safe, non-slip surface for swimmers coming and going from the water. Plus, fishermen will enjoy the fish ruler built right into the flooring, making it easy to measure a big catch.
Designed for form and function with every detail top of mind from the structural grid, quality of the hinges to the durable yet stylish flooring. UltraDeck flooring, like the RAGE, is a game-changer that any boating enthusiast could get onboard with.
Get in touch with a product specialist to help answer any questions you may have.
Expectations are changing when it comes to boat design. Every detail incorporated within the design is extremely important so choosing the right material is critical. Fiberglass is not only a strong and lightweight material, it’s very versatile allowing the designer the freedom to push the limits of their design.
Neil Gilbert, Campion’s world class boat designer, uses fiberglass to optimize the shape and features of every Campion boat. Every single piece of tooling is CNC cut providing unparalleled precision.
Gilbert’s innovative design includes a linear grid structure, essentially serving as a high beam under the deck for support. Grid systems are perfectly matched to the hull surface for a precise bond and providing incredible strength right where you need it. Bonded with an aircraft structural adhesive you can be assured of years of trouble-free and safe boating.
On the RAGE, the efficiency of the structural grid also helps to open up casting areas to support customizable seating configurations and a larger than ever main cockpit. At 22’9” the RAGE is the largest multispecies boat in its class.
Clean storage areas are directly integrated within every Campion boats structural grid. For fishermen at all levels, Gilbert’s innovative fiberglass design for the RAGE and Explorer not only provides an incredible amount of purposeful storage for rods, tools, tackle boxes, and other important equipment, it delivers the comfort and convenience required for a long day on the water.
Since fiberglass is also a lightweight material, it’s a game-changer for creating a smooth, quiet ride no matter what the conditions. Gilbert’s APEX2 hull design plays an integral piece in Campion’s ultra–quiet ride.
The hull design is a variable dead rise configured to produce a smoother, faster, even more responsive ride at high speeds. Not to mention dramatically better fuel economy. They glide on the water with no vibration. The sound absorption from the fiberglass APEX2 hull design also helps keep the fish “in the dark” as you approach.
Fiberglass materials are known to be extremely strong, able to withstand harsh marine elements, fluctuating temperatures, and UV rays making the material ideal for high-performance boats.
The durable material also makes maintenance fairly simple. Following manufacturers maintenance recommendations and regular cleaning of your fiberglass boat with fresh water and a soft cloth will help to keep and protect your windshield, windows, or hatch for years.
Campion Boats
Campion Boats are designed and constructed using the most advanced fiberglass mat on the market today. Our 3D fiberglass weave requires less resin, creating a lighter and stronger hull for enhanced performance.
We add a layer of Kevlar into our hulls at the keel (the high impact area), reducing the chance of the hull being holed should the boat hit a shoal, deadhead or other underwater peril.
Thanks to the versatility of fiberglass, you can enjoy years of safe boating and even more innovative designs for years to come.
Get in touch with a product specialist to help answer any questions you pay have.
There are few things better than a fun-filled day on the lake with your family in your Campion boat. From fishing to watersports, and everything in between, there are so many activities to enjoy as a boat owner. While it’s great to have a good time, boating safety should be a priority for every boater. Just as there are important safety rules for adults hitting the water, a few extra steps should be taken when boating with kids.
If you’re new to boating or just need a refresher, we’ve put together a list of safety tips to help kids stay safe on the water.
Even before your child steps aboard, it’s important they continue to practice and improve their swimming skills. Although they will be wearing a life jacket aboard, its critical kids learn to respect the water at a young age and become strong swimmers just in case something unforeseen should occur.
When kids are aboard, you’ll want to be sure you have a few extra items on your packing list.
Wearing a life jacket is the single most important thing anyone can do to help themselves be safer on the water. Pick out an appropriate life jacket that fits your child well but is also comfortable. Have them get used to wearing vest in the water by going for a test swim so they can get an idea of what it will feel like. It’s the perfect time to teach them to relax and allow the jacket to keep them afloat. Tips for choosing the right life jacket
It’s recommended children wear life jackets anytime they are aboard small, open boats. If you are aboard a mid-sized to larger boat, rules can be a little more relaxed if kids stay below deck or inside an enclosed cabin. Be sure to check your child’s life jacket each year to make sure it still fits properly and isn’t damaged.
In order for everyone to have fun in a safe way, there need to be a few simple rules. Remind kids about the rules of your boat. Your rules may be a little different but we’ve listed some important ones below:
Kids love any type of towed water sport, so chances are, you’ll be setting up the boat for a day of tubing, waterskiing or wakeboarding. It’s very important for an adult to serve as a spotter. The spotter sits right next to the captain to keep an eye on the rider and let the driver know when the rider hits the water or if there is any trouble. The rider should always be wearing their life jacket.
It’s never too early to start teaching kids about boating. The earlier they learn, the more comfortable and knowledgeable they’ll be as they get older. Take the time to show younger kids how to drive the boat, how to use the radio to call for help, even how to dock or throw an anchor line. They will begin to understand how operate a boat in a safe manner and even provide an extra set of hands in case of emergency. You’ll be surprised how quickly they master these things, with your help!
As a parent, set the example. Make sure you’re always following proper safety protocols (and your own rules) so kids can follow your lead so everyone can continue to have amazing days on the water.
Get in touch with your dealer today to find our more Campion’s line up of high-performance boats.
There are many types of fishing boats available on the market such as flats skiffs, bay boats, deck boats and bass boats, designed for fishing specific types of fish. Bass boats for example, are ideal for fishing large-mouth bass or freshwater pan fish in shallower water. They tend to feature flatter decks that are closer to the water making it easier to pull the fish aboard.
But what if you want to try for various species of fish that live in different types of water? Multispecies fishing boats are ideal for anglers who want to do just that. Multispecies boats, like the RAGE, are designed and constructed to be functional and versatile and offer numerous benefits to make any fishing expedition not only successful, but a blast!
While makes and models may vary, we’ve listed some general key benefits multispecies fishing boats offer to anglers of all skill levels.
Although multispecies boats can be constructed from aluminum, more and more are being constructed from fiberglass. Fiberglass materials are known to be extremely strong, able to withstand harsh marine elements, fluctuating temperatures, and UV rays making the material ideal for multispecies boats such as the RAGE. Fiberglass allows for built-in storage within the boat mold, something you cannot do with aluminum. Plus, fiberglass is much better at absorbing sound and vibration than aluminum, so fish are not easily scared away upon your approach.
Typically, multispecies boats feature a semi-V shaped hull with a moderate deadrise helping to stabilize the boat in different types of water from shallows to big lake waves. In comparison, bass boats tend to have mod-V hulls that are flatter at the bottom, and lower profile to get you closer to the water.
The RAGE features the Apex2 hull design with a variable dead rise configured to produce a smoother, faster, even more responsive ride at high speeds. Campion adds a layer of Kevlar into our hulls at the keel (the high impact area), reducing the chance of the hull being holed should the boat hit a shoal, deadhead or other underwater peril.
Pro anglers rely on performance during tournaments. Multispecies boats are built for speed and excel at getting you from one fishing spot to another quickly. Speed is especially important for tournaments where location is key. The RAGE tops out at 60 MPH and delivers a world-class holeshot to get you to the best spot first.
Multispecies boats are usually constructed between 17-and 22-feet so they are able to navigate shallower waters to deeper lakes with ease. This is also the perfect size that allows six to seven passengers to ride and fish comfortably along with everyone’s gear and supplies onboard.
Multispecies boats will almost always offer more storage options compared to other types of fishing boats. Since you’ll be fishing various waterways for different species of fish, it’s important you bring the appropriate equipment needed for each scenario plus a day’s worth of food and beverage. This means, you’ll need a ton of storage and multispecies boats will not disappoint. Built in rod and tackle lockers and beverage coolers are common.
The RAGE allows for an incredible amount of integrated, purposeful storage for rods, tools, tackle boxes, and other important equipment while giving you more space to move around on deck. Plus, two built-in beverage coolers are onboard to keep you well hydrated throughout the day.
Critical for anglers who need to keep fish and an ample amount of bait alive and healthy, many multispecies boats feature one or more livewells. Modern livewells are pressurized and feature aerators to help reduce any stress on the fish. The RAGE features the 37-gallon Livewell 02 Pro, a state-of-the-art pressurized, anti-slosh, oxygenated, dual Flow-Rite aerators, blue LED calming lights, and removable dividers to keep fish calm and comfortable. The RAGE also includes bait buckets in both the bow and stern for easy access.
Seating on a multispecies is not only comfortable, its versatile. Flexible seating options such as pedestal bow seating or removable chair mounts to create a casting deck are helpful when adapting to different fishing environments. Many seats can be reconfigured depending on your needs. Comfortable seating makes all the difference to your body during a long day on the water.
Windshields are actually an important feature of a multispecies boat since they provide protection from waves and heavy spray as you’re racing across the water to get to the perfect fishing spot. The RAGE features an automotive-quality windshield designed to take a beating on the water as you and your passengers stay dry (mostly).
There are so many options and accessory packages available to anglers to make a multispecies boat even more functional for tournaments or a day of fishing with friends. The only issue you’ll have is not having enough days on the water!
Get in touch with your dealer today to find our more about the RAGE R22.
Summer’s here and it’s time to get your Campion Boat loaded up and ready to hit open water for some fun in the sun. Perhaps you’re already an avid water skier but looking to change things up a bit or new to watersports altogether. We recommend trying your hand at wakeboarding! Many experts say out of all the watersports, wakeboarding is the quickest to learn.
We’ve put together a brief guide on wakeboarding including tips and what you’ll need to get started.
Equipment You’ll Need
The first step to a successful wakeboarding trip is making sure you have the right boat. Boats designed for watersports featuring a built-in bowrider, such as the highly anticipated 2021 Campion Muskoka high-performance boat, are ideal for elevating the tow point making it easier for the wakeboarder to get up and stay up in the water. It’s recommended beginners use a shorter tow rope at first – about 65 feet. A shorter rope combined with slower speed will create wider and bigger wakes making it easier for you to jump them.
If you’re confident enough to create a bigger wake, you can add weight in back of the boat. The more weight you place in the back, the higher and shorter the wake will be. As a beginner wakeboarder keep in mind you may want to start off with shorter wakes until you get more comfortable.
Now that your boat is configured, it’s time to gather your wakeboarding equipment. Look for a local sporting goods store that offers board and equipment rentals so you can determine if you want to invest in your own down the road. Most likely, you’ll be able to rent everything you need to get started with expert guidance.
There are a couple things to consider when selecting a wakeboard, board type and your own body. There are three types of wakeboards; hybrid, surf, and skim style boards. As a beginner, select a surf-style board designed to make it easier to learn from.
Next, pick your board based on your weight. Reference the chart as seen on discoverboating.com to determine the best board for you. You can also ask an expert to help you find the right board for your body and skill level.
Wakeboard bindings are boots that are anchored to your wakeboard, allowing you to maintain your balance, ride waves and perform fancy tricks. Bindings should be snug but not so tight they’re painful. Most bindings are designed to fit a range of shoe sizes, while some higher-end boots are single sizes. With so many options such as closed toe, open toe, and various closure systems, it’s best to ask an expert to help you decide which is best and most comfortable for you.
It’s critical, especially as a beginner, to stay safe while wakeboarding which is why life jackets are so important. Wakeboard life jackets are designed to keep your head above water and provide buoyancy if something should go wrong. These jackets are lightweight and flexible enough to allow for movement and are more comfortable than traditional life jackets.
Once you have all the recommended equipment, the last step is to hit the water! Here are some things to keep in mind:
For beginner tips on how to get up and stay up on a wakeboard, you can visit Boating Magazine’s “How to Get Up on a Wakeboard” and you’ll be wakeboarding like a pro in no time at all.
Sign up for more information and updates on the Muskoka high-performance boat coming in 2021.
With new creative approaches to boat design, it’s no surprise traditional materials used for elements within boats are also seeing a surge in new options. Flooring, for example, has traditionally consisted of carpeting or wood. While there are benefits to both, neither particularly go well with water.
Although carpet can be visually appealing and soft on bare feet, it’s quick to absorb water and even after a day in the sun, can begin to mold and mildew over time creating a not so pleasant odor. Wood flooring, if not properly cared for, can begin to warp and fade over time before needing to be replaced.
Neil Gilbert, Campion’s world class boat designer, uses fiberglass to optimize the shape and features of every Campion boat. Every single piece of tooling is CNC cut providing unparalleled precision.
While researching flooring options for Campion’s latest multispecies fishing boat, the RAGE R22, the team wanted an option to further elevate the aesthetics and functionality of the boat. The material needed to be durable, stain resistant, and non-slip in order to withstand years of hard-core fishing, plus look as great as the boat itself.
They ultimately decided upon UltraDeck®, a line of synthetic marine flooring manufactured by a company right here in British Columbia.
UltraDeck is “a unique premium blend of closed cell, high quality PE foam produced for the harsh marine environment. It has very high UV resistance, it’s UV tested to over triple the best marine upholstery vinyl with no fade. Being that it is closed cell, it does not absorb, so it will never smell and is stain resistant and cleans up very easy. It provides an excellent shock absorbent, sounds deadening, non-slip, customizable surface for any vessel. The product is backed with the thickest, highest grade acrylic-based 3M pressure sensitive adhesive providing a simple yet durable installation.” ultradeck.ca
UltraDeck flooring is the ideal choice for Campion Boats. The interior of the RAGE is covered with UltraDeck including the full-length swim platform providing a safe, non-slip surface for swimmers coming and going from the water. Plus, fishermen will enjoy the fish ruler built right into the flooring, making it easy to measure a big catch.
Designed for form and function with every detail top of mind from the structural grid, quality of the hinges to the durable yet stylish flooring. UltraDeck flooring, like the RAGE, is a game-changer that any boating enthusiast could get onboard with.
Get in touch with a product specialist to help answer any questions you may have.
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