VSTBoatsea

High back fishing boat seats feature a chic design, accentuated by a distinctive loophole pattern on the backrest, enhancing its aesthetic appeal. Crafted from marine-grade vinyl, aluminum hinges, and a premium seat frame, these seats ensure durability, crush resistance, and prolonged use for marine enthusiasts.

 

Brand： VST

Color： Grey/Beige/Custom color

Dimensions: Length 51cm* Width 44.5cm* Height 65cm.

Material： Vinyl

MOQ：10PCS.

Boat Cabin Seating： Suitable for a variety of boat types

Custom： Customize different logos, patterns, and leather colors.

 

Our product offers several distinct advantages. Its robust construction ensures longevity and durability, thanks to tightly compressed foam padding that withstands prolonged use without succumbing to deformation or damage. This durability ensures that the seat remains reliable and functional even after extensive use in various marine environments.

The inclusion of high-quality aluminum hinges enhances the seat's versatility and convenience. These hinges enable the backrest to fold backward or lay flat, providing users with flexibility in seating arrangements to accommodate different activities and preferences. Whether fishing, relaxing or engaging in other on-water pursuits, our seats offer adaptable seating solutions to suit diverse needs.

Our seats prioritize user comfort and ergonomic design. The firm and supportive backrest, designed by ergonomic principles, promotes proper posture and reduces fatigue during extended periods of use. This thoughtful design feature ensures that users can enjoy maximum comfort and stability while seated, enhancing their overall boating experience.

 

In our product lineup, we prioritize quality, comfort, and durability, ensuring that each item meets the highest standards of performance and reliability. With a commitment to innovation and customer satisfaction, our company strives to deliver exceptional seating solutions tailored to the needs of boating enthusiasts.

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