Wise® Offshore Stainless Steel Livewell Cooler with Stainless Steel Arms

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Wise® Offshore Stainless Steel Livewell Cooler with Stainless Steel Arms Feature

• Durable as it is stylish
• Versatile seat includes a 15.5-gallon cooler/livewell
• High-density foam cushions with OEM grade vinyl
• Stainless-steel arms
• 35 H x 34 1/4 W x 18 D inches

Wise Offshore Stainless Steel Livewell Cooler Seat. Comfortable seating and livewell in 1! There's no de - "bait"... this Seat makes an awesome on board space saver! Combines foam-cushioned comfort built on top of a thick, foam-insulated, double wall, 15 1/2-gallon livewell to store live bait or your catch of the day! The rest: High-density foam cushions wrapped in heavy-duty 28-oz. marine-grade vinyl; Fade and mildew resistant; Stainless steel hardware; Drain complete with plug; Livewell features rounded interior corners; Measures 35"h. x 33"w. x 18 1/2"d. Order yours today! Wise Offshore Stainless Steel Livewell Cooler with Stainless Steel Arms

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Wise offshore cooler seat - Jeremy L. Canterbury - Southern California
Wise Offshore Stainless Steel Livewell Cooler with Stainless Steel Armsbr /br /This is one of the less expensive livewell/cooler seats available, but to me it was still pretty darn expensive. So for the high price, I had even higher expectations. I would have to rate this seat a 3 out of 5 overall.br /br /br /It is an extremely convenient and useful seat. The ability to use the compartment for storage, as a cooler, or as a livewell is great. It is not the biggest space, as the insulation on all four sides is about 3" thick.br /br /It looks pretty good, but it does look a bit cheaply made for the price. The plastic exterior and the medium grade vinyl look a bit cheap, as do the stainless hinges that stick out of the back. br /br /There is no mounting hardware included, and no instructions. There are threaded holes on the underside of each corner to secure it to the deck. The drain hole is in the middle on the bottom, but there is no channel on the bottom to allow water to flow, I believe they intend for you to drill a hole in the deck and let the water drain directly into the bilge. br /br /br /I do have a few complaints... The black plastic end caps that cap off the stainless arms on either end are not fitted properly to allow room for the top screw, so I had to drill a hole through the top pair. Also, the seat cushion/cooler top should have a clasp or something so secure it down when underway, a choppy sea and a full livewell will send water splashing right out of the seat because the lid does not close securely.



Oct 28, 2010 05:10:04