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Well from the replies I have seen here it seems that at the moment it is just ribsters who think they are the only boats to have. I am not trying to stir things up as I have been suspended from ribnet, but I do think you should have a boat for the conditions you will use it in. I went from buying a rib to buying a little cuddy boat as I have a 14mth old daughter and my wife wanted somewheer to shelter her should it be required, I seem to have been seen as a traiter for doing this. I would love to have a rib, but I do think there is a time and place for them, at the moment the time is not right for me personaly. I see on the ribnet forum that people are doing their best to find ways of fitting a tent like contraption to a rib, and then trying to sleep uncomfortably squashed under it, to me that is madness and lack of forward planning, the boats were not made for that reason. Perhaps I should just stick tubes around my little cuddy boat, and have the best of both worlds, galley, toilet and three berths (well 2.5). As far as I can see when the boat is going the tubes are not in the water anyway, it is all down to the hull so what the hell (can I say that word).
Please note I have just done my Powerboat level 2 last weekend, do not get my boat for another 5 weeks and am very new to boating, so just my opinions, I am still learning.
So in short are cruisers caravaners with all the comforts and ribsters campers on a budget sleeping rough?
Please note I have just done my Powerboat level 2 last weekend, do not get my boat for another 5 weeks and am very new to boating, so just my opinions, I am still learning.
So in short are cruisers caravaners with all the comforts and ribsters campers on a budget sleeping rough?