Greg Parker from Wisconsin reviews the Happy Seat/Happy Thruster Combo by Will Richardson | Jul 5, 2005 | Whitewater | 0 comments July 5, 2005 EJ, When I first saw the happy seat/thruster combo I was a little suspicious that it would prevent a wet exit, but it doesn’t. After trying it in a store, I realized that I could get out just fine. Since I have had it, I have been very happy with it’s and my performance. My first impression was that it gives huge pop. An over thruster doesn’t even begin to touch the happy thruster. After more use I was impressed with the happy seat as well. It is more comfortable for my legs, and it gives me more boat control. I would recommend the combo to anyone. The happy thruster works especially well boaters learning to loop. My 51 year old dad is slowing down. He has struggled to learn how to loop because the loop is a fast, powerful move. He could never stand up or huck quick enough. Once he tried the happy thruster, his loops immediately improved (and he still keeps getting better). He even got a few air loops! The thruster gave him more pop which means two things. First, he has more time to think and move. A loop used to happen so quickly that he didn’t even know what happened. Now, when he stands up, he has time to realize what is going on and then huck forward. Second, the pop makes it easier for the loop to come around. The extra height provides more force to flip the boat, and less of the boat has to push through the water. With the happy thruster, even old slow guys like my dad stand a chance. Greg Parker Submit a Comment Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment * Name * Email * Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Δ