I am sure you are saying what the? Inflatable Boats are impressive? Yes they are, they are much better than I remember from the last one I had 10 years ago.
Have to say I was surprised myself to see how much they had improved you have to check them out for yourself.
They come in all kinds of sizes, they are really sturdy and the while they are not giving them away, they certainly are affordable. Can you believe that some of the Inflatable Boats out there can have a bunch of holes in them and still not sink? Would not want to try that with a regular boat.
The warranty of the good Inflatable Boats is up to 5 years for flaws or defects. If you do have a bigger boat and are looking for a Life Raft for your Cruiser, these Inflatables can be stored in areas that like the back seat of your extended cab pickup
The floors are even pretty sturdy now too. On some of the models, the bottoms are rigid, just like walking on the floor of your house. I had a Dinghy that I bought about 15 years ago and you could not stand up in that thing, no how.
When I got back from the show I went right on to the internet to check out the prices so I could compare them to the prices at the show. I found that I can actually get an even better price online that I could at the show. I have given you a few links below so you can get the same deal I did.
Yes, I did order one and it took 6 days to get to me and I saved about $100 off of the Boat Show sale price and it came with the 5 year warranty. Just want to give you a heads up here, if you are looking into an Inflatable Boat, some companies will charge you a lower price and then stick it to you with the warranty. The way I see it is if you have a quality product you should not be afraid to offer the 5 year warranty and you should not be charging extra for it.
If you are looking to go into marshes or anywhere else that it would be a challenge for a regular boat, do yourself a favor and look into the Inflatables. You can take them into water that has so many weeds you can not see into it 6 inches. Then when you get to where you want to go you can just pull the boat out and put it on the shore with no problem.
What ever you are into whether it is just for fun, or hunting, fishing, birding whatever, you will be pleased with an Inflatable Boat. I know I plan on taking my Inflatable hunting with me this year and leaving the canoe behind.
Have to say I was surprised myself to see how much they had improved you have to check them out for yourself.
They come in all kinds of sizes, they are really sturdy and the while they are not giving them away, they certainly are affordable. Can you believe that some of the Inflatable Boats out there can have a bunch of holes in them and still not sink? Would not want to try that with a regular boat.
The warranty of the good Inflatable Boats is up to 5 years for flaws or defects. If you do have a bigger boat and are looking for a Life Raft for your Cruiser, these Inflatables can be stored in areas that like the back seat of your extended cab pickup
The floors are even pretty sturdy now too. On some of the models, the bottoms are rigid, just like walking on the floor of your house. I had a Dinghy that I bought about 15 years ago and you could not stand up in that thing, no how.
When I got back from the show I went right on to the internet to check out the prices so I could compare them to the prices at the show. I found that I can actually get an even better price online that I could at the show. I have given you a few links below so you can get the same deal I did.
Yes, I did order one and it took 6 days to get to me and I saved about $100 off of the Boat Show sale price and it came with the 5 year warranty. Just want to give you a heads up here, if you are looking into an Inflatable Boat, some companies will charge you a lower price and then stick it to you with the warranty. The way I see it is if you have a quality product you should not be afraid to offer the 5 year warranty and you should not be charging extra for it.
If you are looking to go into marshes or anywhere else that it would be a challenge for a regular boat, do yourself a favor and look into the Inflatables. You can take them into water that has so many weeds you can not see into it 6 inches. Then when you get to where you want to go you can just pull the boat out and put it on the shore with no problem.
What ever you are into whether it is just for fun, or hunting, fishing, birding whatever, you will be pleased with an Inflatable Boat. I know I plan on taking my Inflatable hunting with me this year and leaving the canoe behind.
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