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[QUOTE]TJ DeVoe - 7/17/2008  10:50 PM

[QUOTE]JRedig - 7/17/2008  10:38 PM

If you fished bigger water only a handful of times each year, how high on your priority list would you put the full windshield?  .[/QUOTE]

Well if your going to do it, better off going all out.

I personally didn't mind the full windshield all year.  The thing I really liked is you get absolutely no spray hitting you in the face with the full windshield.  At times I fish a couple lakes where with a strong cross wind slapping the side of the boat the water would get thrown up on the windshield.  If I spent any amount of time on Lake Michigan like I have in the past, I'd have a model with a windshield.  I haven't spent much time on Lake Michigan since the higher gas prices so I haven't found the windshield to be absolutely necessary.  In my opinion, there isn't much downfall to a full windshield.  The windshield didn't take up any more usable room than a dual console.  No reason not to have the full windshield in my opinion.  Only if the X190 was offered in one, hehe.[/QUOTE]

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Posted 7/17/2008 10:50 PM (#327079 - in reply to #327070)
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JRedig - 7/17/2008 10:38 PM

If you fished bigger water only a handful of times each year, how high on your priority list would you put the full windshield? .

Well if your going to do it, better off going all out.

I personally didn't mind the full windshield all year. The thing I really liked is you get absolutely no spray hitting you in the face with the full windshield. At times I fish a couple lakes where with a strong cross wind slapping the side of the boat the water would get thrown up on the windshield. If I spent any amount of time on Lake Michigan like I have in the past, I'd have a model with a windshield. I haven't spent much time on Lake Michigan since the higher gas prices so I haven't found the windshield to be absolutely necessary. In my opinion, there isn't much downfall to a full windshield. The windshield didn't take up any more usable room than a dual console. No reason not to have the full windshield in my opinion. Only if the X190 was offered in one, hehe.

Edited by Merckid 7/17/2008 10:55 PM