Hi, I'm Greg with Bennington Marine. Today, we're going to talk a little bit about how our furniture is designed. The model we're standing on has our sport Phantom interior. Now, when we design our furniture, we like to design select density foams in seat cushions for comfort, keeping in mind that you're going to be on this boat probably all day. We don't want you to get on the boat and get achy after you've been on it all day. To avoid that, we've put different density foams in the seat cushions. Right here, where it's going to support the back of your legs underneath your knees, it's got a different density foam there versus where your bottom is, lumbar for your back, and even a different density foam up here where your shoulders are going to hit. We also carry that over into the chaise lounge, as you see here, with different density foam there.
Some boats have real soft interiors where you sit in them and you go real low into the seat. The problem with that is when you're in the boat all day, you're going to get achy and just really feel stiff after being in that boat all day. So, this might feel a little bit tighter when you sit in it the first time, but trust me, when you're in the boat for the whole day, you'll be thanking our engineers for the way they've designed this. The engineers have also designed a water management system. So, if you're out on the boat and the rain starts to come down on the seats, it's going to want to go into the crack. We've actually got a trough here to carry that water down through this hole and off the back of the seat base. That way, everything underneath the seat can stay dry. Kind of like an eavestrough on a house, the water's going to get in there and take it off the back. We've actually lifted the rails up. We have shims underneath the rails on the outside to lift that up off the floor to help that water get out. It also lets air in to dry things out quicker. So, you also have storage under your seats. By getting that water off and out the back of the boat, it keeps everything dry up underneath your seats.
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