My formula of the good boat. If you wanna use it for decades, not for months. 1. The PVC must be enforced by PVC mash. Otherwise, small and bigger punctures would happened, and it is nearly impossible to fix them with the glue. 2. Boston (or similar) quick deflation valves must be on all chambers. On my Seahawk- II I simply open them, and in 10 min my boat is completely deflated and is ready to be packed into the box. 3. Hard removable (better- foldable) floor is necessary; the inflatable floor does not have quick deflation valves and it is the real headache to deflate it. The reverse pumping does not really help. I use the floor from Mariner- 3, identical with the size and have no problem. 4. Good oar joints are necessary (used on Seahawk II, Mariner- 3 and 4 are really good). Unlike French oars, which are not really functional. 5. Horseshoe shaped boats are much convenient, if you are going to use a motor. Removable transom takes as a least 10 min to assemble. The transom wheels may be attached to the stationary transom of the horseshoe shaped boat and will make the boat lunching much easier. But such boat is twice in price, than oval shaped one. 6. Good sits are in assess. On my opinion, the best budget boats are Mariner- 3 and 4, depends on size you need.
You're paying a premium for the pontoon boat that immediately cuts versatility as boat by half. For just the price of it, you can get a non-branded inflatable with hard floor and 5 to 6hp outboard. Had a 10ft Zodiac with a 5hp motor and even with 2 adults and gear, I was still able to plane across the lake.
I just bought a Takacat 300LX. I don't see how you can review those first three kids' beach toys and leave out the Takacat line of inflatables. Methinks this video is more "sponsored content" and less impartial review.
In my opinion, the person who recorded this video probably has no idea about inflatable boats! I already had several different inflatable boats . What about companies such as Yamaha, Quick Silver, Zodiak, etc.
@@dayoonman3264 Real rafts such as Avon, Arie, Rocky mountain raft, NRS, STAR, ect can last 20 years plus used by raft company taking trip on class 4/5 white water. I have a 30 year old 30 12ft Avon hard bottom dingy like the kind hung on the back of bigger off shore boats thats in great shape,stored inside dry and cool. U.V break down and improper long term storage are the killers.
You guys drunk? The Intex 200 barely fits one drunk adult and I've never seen any Intex product come with anything but the same cheap plastic oars. We've spent many a summer floating rivers with their gear and it's not bad but this video is off to an inaccurate start.
People, PLEASE, do NOT listen to this guy. He knows nothing about boats. Following the intended use suggestions in the video could lead to injury or, death! If used for the suggested purposes these boats will, at best only lead to disappointment! He should remove this video and, hide his head in shame!!! Shamelessly advertising products for profit that are NOT to be used as described.....Reported to CZcams for removal.
My formula of the good boat. If you wanna use it for decades, not for months.
1. The PVC must be enforced by PVC mash. Otherwise, small and bigger punctures would happened, and it is nearly impossible to fix them with the glue.
2. Boston (or similar) quick deflation valves must be on all chambers. On my Seahawk- II I simply open them, and in 10 min my boat is completely deflated and is ready to be packed into the box.
3. Hard removable (better- foldable) floor is necessary; the inflatable floor does not have quick deflation valves and it is the real headache to deflate it. The reverse pumping does not really help. I use the floor from Mariner- 3, identical with the size and have no problem.
4. Good oar joints are necessary (used on Seahawk II, Mariner- 3 and 4 are really good). Unlike French oars, which are not really functional.
5. Horseshoe shaped boats are much convenient, if you are going to use a motor. Removable transom takes as a least 10 min to assemble. The transom wheels may be attached to the stationary transom of the horseshoe shaped boat and will make the boat lunching much easier. But such boat is twice in price, than oval shaped one.
6. Good sits are in assess.
On my opinion, the best budget boats are Mariner- 3 and 4, depends on size you need.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
Thanks for the tips, which horse shoe inflatable would you recommend ?
Thank you. I've had a mariner 3 raft and now have a mariner 4 and they are both awesome boats!
Lol. I saw the first pool floaters and started laughing!! 🤣🤣🤣
Guys, it’s just someone on CZcams making boat content to help us pick our boat, you don’t have to hate on it like that
2 person boat max compacity 210lbs. *looks down at my 275lb body, well shit*
lol
Lol me yo
Same!
1st world problems 😂🤣
It would be cool to make a floating box fort using one of those inflatable boat rafts
Yes, It will, Stay With us, You will see more Thinks like that.
I kind of expected at least a visual of these inflatable boats when deflated and/or packed away
feels like that would have been great info to show
Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
Get your "searched this up for no reason while staying up late" ticket here.
1st one a toy 😆
Yeah i don't trust this video, feels like they are just reading from a script and just picked these at random to get Amazon revenue.
@@Vinddraken yea, i have the inter explorer 300. Plastic oars. 1 air chamber. And most of the footage is from the intex mariner.
You're paying a premium for the pontoon boat that immediately cuts versatility as boat by half. For just the price of it, you can get a non-branded inflatable with hard floor and 5 to 6hp outboard. Had a 10ft Zodiac with a 5hp motor and even with 2 adults and gear, I was still able to plane across the lake.
Thanks for sharing your experience!
bout to strap a 80 horse power honda in board self controled stick boat motor on newport vessels dana and fly on this puppy!! YEA
Great!
@@goOutdoorZone i have a questiom
if these boats were available during the titanic then a lot of people would have survived
Right!
“Value for money” good value? Or bad value?
Second review video I click on and it shows the Excursion as number one, same read specs from the manufacturer.
Hi can you help me I need a inflatable boat for 4 or 6 people please
You haven't mentioned your purpose. However, you can check options from Intex. Intex Excursion is a nice one!
Love this vedio
Thank you!
I just bought a Takacat 300LX. I don't see how you can review those first three kids' beach toys and leave out the Takacat line of inflatables.
Methinks this video is more "sponsored content" and less impartial review.
Noted!
In my opinion, the person who recorded this video probably has no idea about inflatable boats! I already had several different inflatable boats . What about companies such as Yamaha, Quick Silver, Zodiak, etc.
Thanks for the suggestion.
Oh and I forgot to say this: HP stands for HORSEPOWER ok?
You just put down random words on the pros and co a list. Just sad...
Says excursion 5 can only hold 3 people but 5 are in boat lol
Thanks for your valuable opinion. we will more careful in next time.
“It can take up to a 1.5hp motor.” Shows a 3.5 hp motor. 🙄
How many years do inflatable boats last?
Typically they can last for a long time, really. Depends o how you use it though.
@@goOutdoorZone How many years?
@@dayoonman3264 Real rafts such as Avon, Arie, Rocky mountain raft, NRS, STAR, ect can last 20 years plus used by raft company taking trip on class 4/5 white water. I have a 30 year old 30 12ft Avon hard bottom dingy like the kind hung on the back of bigger off shore boats thats in great shape,stored inside dry and cool. U.V break down and improper long term storage are the killers.
@@dayoonman3264 ages
You guys drunk? The Intex 200 barely fits one drunk adult and I've never seen any Intex product come with anything but the same cheap plastic oars. We've spent many a summer floating rivers with their gear and it's not bad but this video is off to an inaccurate start.
quato costa il prezzo
Videos of the boats are not the boat they are talking about. Information is wrong at times. Don't trust what you see or hear on these reviews.
No safety, no life jackets, no independent review. yup must have googled it.
To be fair though, the guy in the Brine, zipping along at the speed of smell, was in no danger of hitting any obstructions.
People, PLEASE, do NOT listen to this guy. He knows nothing about boats. Following the intended use suggestions in the video could lead to injury or, death! If used for the suggested purposes these boats will, at best only lead to disappointment! He should remove this video and, hide his head in shame!!!
Shamelessly advertising products for profit that are NOT to be used as described.....Reported to CZcams for removal.
Chris,good day. I am Rebecca, could you please tell me which boats you like . Thank you
@@meironggao4089 why?
Made of, ah yes, vinail
I'll be real, I disliked because of the Supreme shirt
That's sad! We'll make sure no Supreme shirts are shown in future. Dislike hurts! :(
Bro take that fake ass box logo off lmao
What a load of nonsense, honestly..
I don’t take outdoor advice from supreme T-shirt guy. Probably fake too.
Facts, these are the worst boats.
Lol these boats are doo doo!
Did you just call a canoe a can-oh? OMG
This video is absolute rubbish, at the beginning of video it clearly showed the Intex Mariner 3 & 4 but not once did you mention them. 😅😅😅
Sorry.
@@goOutdoorZone No problem.
Can I just ask why you didn't mention them or atleast one of them?
@@goOutdoorZone Especially when they are the best bang for buck?
What crap...!!!!!
Take this down. It's full of misinformation. Why would you do this to people who need to know fact. Boo.
Don’t buy any of these boats lmao 😂
Never ever buy a rubber boat .
Total stress and wondering if will keep afloat.
Don't spend your money on stress