Both Zipwake and Seakeeper Ride are automated trim systems for powerboats that offer underway roll and pitch control with devices mounted on the transom in place of traditional trim tabs. While both systems aim to accomplish the same goal of helping the boat ride steadily in its most comfortable and efficient state by automatically reacting to changing conditions and generating lift on the transom, there are some significant differences between the two products.  

Whether you’re running hundreds of miles offshore reeling in giants or fishing more local waters, it’s imperative that all the systems on your boat are running reliably and performing at the highest level. With Imtra you will get products that will make your fishing boat safer and more comfortable, and systems you can rely on when you need them most. 

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