SEA Systems Hi-Impact™ Seating
Hydroplane and Skiffs

The Hi-Impact System™ dissipates much of the energy of shocks / vibrations / impacts and prevents that energy from passing through to the human body, thus reducing the level of injury sustained.  Musculoskeletal injuries are an enduring problem for APBA racers, Poker Run participants and high performance boat crews in high-speed boats.  Spinal and joint injuries occur from repetitive pounding over rough water, continued vibration as well as in single impact events (ex. large wave at night). 

Hi-Impact Systems™ are engineered to dissipate much of the shock, vibration and impact energy before it can be transmitted to the body.  The Hi-Impact System™ reduces the shocks and vibrations felt by boat crews during boat operations by 30-80%.  They allow crews to operate longer and more efficiently. 

Evaluated by the Navy, independent labs, several marine law enforcement agencies and boat manufacturers and found to be "fantastic" at dissipating the energy of repeated impacts during hi-speed operations.  The system is effective against the repeated impacts found on high speed boats and has been shown to attenuate as much as 80% more energy than other systems. Independent studies have shown that The Hi-Impact System™ acts as a vibration attenuating system. This reduces fatigue and pain, allowing crew members to concentrate on the race, poker run or mission.    
The MitiGator™ is the workhorse that makes SEA Systems Hi-Impact Seating™ unmatched in the industry.   MitiGator™ seats without any other equipment can reduce shocks by as much as 80%. A typical boat seat transmits most all of the energy that the boat experiences to the seat occupant.  A boat equipped with a Sea Systems Hi-Impact Seat™ transmits only about 20% of the energy that the boat experiences to the seat occupant. The Hi-Impact System dissipates much of the energy of shocks/vibrations/impacts and prevents that energy from passing through to the human body, thus reducing the level of injury sustained.  Musculoskeletal injuries are an enduring problem for APBA racers, Poker Run participants and high performance boat crews in high-speed boats.  Spinal and joint injuries occur from repetitive pounding over rough water, continued vibration as well as in single impact events (ex. large wave at night).  Lower back pain costs Americans $60 billion per year in treatments and American businesses about $15 billion annually. 
Hi-Impact Systems are engineered to dissipate much of the shock, vibration and impact energy before it can be transmitted to the body.  They allow crews to operate longer and more efficiently and win more races.  Independent studies have shown that The Hi-Impact™ System acts as a vibration attenuating system. This reduces fatigue and pain, allowing crew members to concentrate on the race, poker run or mission.