PTM Edge Announces Universal-Mount Mirror System For Pontoons

May 2016 Industry, News

With pontoons becoming increasingly common on our lakes, their performance has increased as well. They’re taking the place of traditional ski boats, and as such, there’s a much higher rate of people being towed behind the pontoon, whether on skis, tubes or some other apparatus.

Every state requires either a panoramic mirror be installed or an appointed person onboard to observe the waterborne people, and almost half of the states require you to have both. “That poses a problem for many of the newer pontoon boats and other center-console boats that don’t have a standard rail system on which to easily mount a mirror,” says Jeff Bohanan, President of PTM Edge and its parent company, Protomet. 

PTM Edge has devised a new mirror system that will alleviate any concerns you may have about aftermarket mirrors. The UCX-17 PRO is a universal-mount system that you can affix pretty much anywhere on your helm. All you need is 2 1/2 inches of flat space to attach the mirror, and the process takes less than 30 minutes. It doesn’t need to be horizontal, either. The prescription-grade mirror sports a viewing angle of 100 degrees and at 17 inches wide, you have plenty of real estate to spot any problems. 

PTM Edge has been designing boating products for years, including wakeboard racks and ski/wake towers, and has won numerous awards, including the IBEX Innovation award, so you know this is a quality product. 

Bohanan continues, "Because the UCX-17 PRO can be installed directly onto the console, it allows pontoon and other center-console boaters to have the same prescription-grade, panoramic mirrors other boats have. The UCX-17 PRO is unique, and it's a direct response to trends we are seeing in the boating industry." 

For more information, call 865-425-0600 or visit www.PTMEdge.com.

 

 

 

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