Product Description Yamaha's FX Cruiser SHO has been retooled for 2012, and much of the project's focus is on comfort. A particular point of interest? The comfort of those people who aren't at the controls, but instead trying to enjoy the ride as a passenger. Stretch it Out One obvious way in which YAMAHA has improved passenger comfort is by simply providing more elbowroom. The 2012 FX Cruiser SHO is 7.5 inches longer than the previous model, and a good portion of that length _ about three inches _ has been added to the saddle. In addition to those extra inches, the Cruiser seat also now offers a tiered, individually bolstered style that gives each and every passenger a designated, supportive spot to sit, and raises each of those spots several inches above the seat in front. No longer does the middle passenger feel sandwiched between the other passengers, and no longer do passengers stare at the back of a lifejacket rather than get a view of the water forward. The middle seat is raised six inches in height, and the farthest seat an additional four. It's PWC seating, theater-style, and it works. For order and more information about our product list, please visit to our official website company maliohobby. COM Show More