2010 Wilderness Systems Ride 135

Monday, 18 January 2010 00:00

2010 Wilderness Systems Ride 135 is redesined any ready to fish.

Unique, pontoon-style hull offers unmatched stability for anglers. Stand up and enhance your visibility or increase casting distance with ease.

Features recessed storage area

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New for 2010 is the updated Oversized, padded seatback. Shown with optional rudder.

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Also available: Ride 135 Angler with Rudder edition (MSRP US $1230)

MSRP: US $1005*

Thank You www.outdoorplay.com for the photos.

Features

Padded, Oversized Backrest w/ Seatpad
3.5 lb Anchor w/ Bag
Side Carry Handles with Paddle Holder
8-inch Orbix Midship Hatch
Keepers Footbrace System
Flush Mount Rod Holder (2)
Large Oval Orbix Bow Hatch
Scotty Rod Holder
Comfort Carry Handles
Rudder Ready
Tankwell w/ Bungee
6-Inch Midship Hatch

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