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Keel & Skeg Guards

In my honest opinion, I would stay away from the Skeg gaurd, but the Keel guard is worth every penny if you beach the boat. I beach at least 3-4 times every weekend plus when I get out during the week and do not have a scratch on the bottom. When beached in my area, the water is very rough, so there is alot of movemnt from the boat too, and still not a scratch!
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2003 ZT 240 6.2litre/Bravo 320 H.P. 24p Bravo 1
 
I would not install the skeg guard. Every one I have ever seen was made of stainless steel. Stainless is harder than Aluminum, and Id think if you did hit something that you would only do more damage than just breaking the skeg.
Only my opinion!
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1986 Ambassador 350, 260hp.
 
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