We Know: All About Buying an Inflatable BoatAbout Inflatable BoatsInflatable boats come in all sizes. Some are designed to accept a full-sized or trolling motor on the transom. Other inflatable boats can only be powered with oars. The main advantage to inflatable boats is their portability. Even when filled with air they are very light and easily transported. When deflated, inflatable boats take up very little storage room. The main downside to inflatable boats is that they can puncture which makes them vulnerable to fish hooks, sharp rocks, and other hazards. It can also be an effort to pump air into the boat, even with a foot pump. A well-made inflatable boat is very rugged and can handle rough conditions. The U.S. Navy Seals frequently use inflatable boats because of their durability, ease in handling, and quiet operation. Optional Features for Inflatable BoatsInflatable boats may have one or more of the following features:
Inflatable Boat ModelsThese are some of the more popular inflatable boat models available:
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