MasterCraft Boat Shield

Regular price $1,100.00
Regular price Sale price $1,100.00

Protect your MasterCraft boat from rock chips and front damage while hauling your boat to and from the lake. Also known as a MasterCraft Boat Bra or MasterCraft Hull Cover, the Surfinity Boat Shield will keep your investment protected.

Custom made to fit each model in true Surfinity style, all materials are ultra high grade. 3mm shock absorbing neoprene with a waterproof nylon shell, military grade hardware and a #10 marine grade YKK zipper.

Available models:

  • 2018 - 2024 MasterCraft Xstar          
  • 2018 - 2024 MasterCraft X22 / X24 / X26
  • 2018 - 2022 MasterCraft XT20 / XT24
  • 2018 - 2021 XT22
  • 2018 - 2023 MasterCraft XT21 / XT23 / XT25
  • 2018 - 2024 MasterCraft NXT20 / NXT22 / NXT24

If travelling with the factory cover off, use the bow D-ring strap.

This product is custom made. Please allow 2-3 weeks for production and fulfillment.

Installation Instructions

Regular price $1,100.00
Regular price Sale price $1,100.00
  • 3mm Neoprene
  • Waterproof & UV Nylon Shell
  • Durable Webbing
  • #10 YKK Marine Zipper
  • Military Grade Hardware
  • Bow Tie Down
  • Cleat Support Straps
  • Carrying Bag Included

We've partnered with Surfinity to bring you unique products to keep you warm out on the water all year round.

The Surfinity Story

Surfinity was born in Kelowna, British Columbia on a cool summer day when children on the boat kept on taking the adults dry towels to keep themselves warm. An idea spawned to create a heated boat blanket which turned out to be our first product. Not only was this idea created to keep children warm, but also a great way to extend the boating hours and extend the boating season. As avid wakesurfers ourselves, we found this to be essential when we are surfing in the spring or fall in 50 degree water or during those cold mornings and evenings.

We manufacture all of our goods at our facility here in Canada and employ locals. We do not outsource our manufacturing to any other countries.

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