The Sweet Cheeks will blow you away with the immediate comfort improvements in any kayak, whitewater or flatwater. No glue needed. Simply peel and stick the Velcro hooks on the bottom of your seat, drop in the Sweet Cheeks, strap it in, so that the river can’t take it away from you.

Introducing Sweet Cheeks 200

EJ's new seating system

First used in 2007 World Championships winning All-Star

• 100% more beans in the seat to create .5" to 1.5" of lift in the seat
• Enjoy a deep bucket seat that holds you perfectly no matter how crazy you get!
• Gain extra padding to absorb impact for your creeker
• Gain extra leverage for wave, hole and flatwater moves in your playboat

(If you are large and don't have much room for your legs with your current seat, stick with the current Sweet Cheeks 100).

Check out the 2007 JK promo DVD (Jackson Univeristy section) for a visual demonstration on how to use this product.

EJ's Quick Set-up Guide:

1. Strap it in your seat with the cloth side down to stick to the Velcro hooks.
2. Sit on it, trying to position yourself perfectly over the bucket of your seat and evenly on the bag.
3. Blow air into the Sweet Cheeks while sitting on it until it lifts you up 1" and then let your weight push the air out. Repeat this step 5 times.
4. Suck the remaining air out of the bag (while sitting on it) and close the valve tight without letting any air back in.
5. Get out and admire your perfectly molded Sweet Cheeks that match your rear end and will bring endless hours of incredible comfort to your paddling!
6. HINT: You should not have ANY air in the Sweet Cheeks while paddling , and it only needs adjusting once if done right!

Designed by EJ

Black and blue Sweet Cheeks come in every 2007 Jackson boat (Classics excluded). After market (retail) Sweet Cheeks are yellow and black.  Sweet Cheeks use the same nylon as the Fun Floats, Footbags and Happy Seat.

What makes Sweet Cheeks so special?

The Sweet Cheeks form fits around your rear end to make a perfect bucket seat.

No pressure points
No more sliding around on your seat.
Is your seat designed to fit your rear end perfectly? No chance. Just look at how many sizes and shapes rear ends come in. The average kayak seat is designed to fit the largest rear end that would likely fit in the boat, otherwise that kayak would be useless to those with a big rear end. The Sweet Cheeks allows your rear end to form a butt imprint down deep, creating a bucket that surrounds you in back, to the sides, and on both sides of your legs. Low spots are filled in, high spots are taken down, and all of the areas that aren’t normally supported are suddenly supported.

One of my favorite parts is that where the hip pads end the Sweet Cheeks picks up, offering side to side support perfectly. I hate leaning back in my boat and having my rear end slide forward, it is a pet peeve of mine. The Sweet Cheeks offers a 100% comfortable wedge in the front, made by your legs and crotch, that prevent slippage forward too. The other part that is huge for me, is that the back of the seat meets up with the backband in the exact right spot, so your tailbone is protected by foam, and the back of your rear end is firmly supported with the rise behind you.

How does it work?

Got to love the bean bag concept for adjustability and firm support. When you are getting into your kayak with the Sweet Cheeks for the first time, you’ll get in after you inflate it about 4 breaths worth. When you sit on it the air will rush out of the tube, while the beans rush around to find a place to go until the air is mostly out. To “lock it in” for as long as you like your setup, simply suck the remaining air out and “viola”! It is a perfectly locked down seat pad that won’t slip around on your seat. The bottom of the pad is made of Velcro hoops and it stays firmly in place on the Velcro in your kayak.

Special set-ups:

Want to be higher up in your boat- no problem. We added more beans than necessary and made it oversized so the beans have a place to go. Simply blow air in it, move the beans under your butt cheeks, and suck most of the air out before you get in the boat. Get in, wiggle around just a little to make it comfortable, suck the rest of the air out and you will find yourself 1” higher.

Want to be lower and really have a deep bucket?

Blow lots of air in it, get in and wiggle around while the air is being forced out. When the air is out, lift your butt off the seat while staying in the boat, blow two or three breaths of air in, and sit down again, wiggling around to get the beans to really form around you and move from under your butt. Do this as many times as you want until you are the height you want to be (usually don’t need to do it more than three times unless you want to be completely on the bottom.