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For any of you that have SIBS. I have been looking for a comfy seat for some time that might actually work. This is for my Honwave T40 AE3. I hope to try it out tomorrow. Here is a little video of my first thoughts. Might be of interest to some on here

 
Is SIBS some form of irritation of the posterior regions that requires a comfy seat? Asking for a friend, he also wants to know if it can be caught from lavatory seats.
 
The weather was kind and we managed to get out in the Honwave T40 to test the Nautica Inflatable boat seat. We love the Honwave T40 but I am 50/50 re the seat. The short video below might help others make up their minds about this seat which is £135

 
For those that live very much in the Past SIB Stands for Soft Inflatable Boat. As opposed to a RIB that stands for Rigid Inflatable Boat. They Refer to the Hull. You also have a FRIB but you will have to work that one out for your self. It is a whole area of boating that exists don't you know.
 
Bigplumbs said:
For those that live very much in the Past SIB Stands for Soft Inflatable Boat. As opposed to a RIB that stands for Rigid Inflatable Boat. They Refer to the Hull. You also have a FRIB but you will have to work that one out for your self. It is a whole area of boating that exists don't you know.
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Most boaters know SIBS as Southampton International Boat Show.
 
Bigplumbs said:
For those that live very much in the Past SIB Stands for Soft Inflatable Boat. As opposed to a RIB that stands for Rigid Inflatable Boat. They Refer to the Hull. You also have a FRIB but you will have to work that one out for your self. It is a whole area of boating that exists don't you know.
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Gosh really?
RIB - I'm told some self appointed connoisseurs prefer an 'H' in there.
Some other countries seem to think that any inflatable boat is pneumatic. In my ignorance I thought that a certain european pneumatic club was as association of former glamour models...
Every day's a school day 🙄
 
Lodestone said:
Gosh really?
RIB - I'm told some self appointed connoisseurs prefer an 'H' in there.
Some other countries seem to think that any inflatable boat is pneumatic. In my ignorance I thought that a certain european pneumatic club was as association of former glamour models...
Every day's a school day 🙄
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Yes it did originally have an H or RHIB for Rigid Hull inflatable boat, People seemed to drop the H a long time ago. SIB has been a term for many years now. It is all about mobile boating without a trailer
 
Bigplumbs said:
Yes it did originally have an H or RHIB for Rigid Hull inflatable boat, People seemed to drop the H a long time ago. SIB has been a term for many years now. It is all about mobile boating without a trailer
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Terrible how the slovenly drop their Hs I don't know what the world is coming to.
 
Here is a video of the full trip out with the new seat. If anyone is thinking of getting a Honwave T40 they are excellent Sibs 👍

 
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