CuriousGeorge
New Member
Any recommendations please for a really lightweight inflatable that would suit 2 adults and 2 children for short hops to the mooring? <span style="color:blue"> </span>
Inflatable tender
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VicS
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If only. There does not seem to be anything between cheap kids beach toys and dinghies priced at nearly £300 and upwards. They are not lightweight either!
If you are inclined towards the kids beach toys then look at the Sevylor range
If you are inclined towards the kids beach toys then look at the Sevylor range
CuriousGeorge
New Member
Don't mind paying for a decent one but am keen to find something that doesn't weigh a ton.
savageseadog
Well-Known Member
It's a trade off between weight and durability (and along with that safety) Do you want something that's going to go pop with the slightest abrasion?
Csail
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How about two inflatable Kayacs?
http://kayakboat.co.uk/?gclid=CMO0noXbg40CFRWOEgodAUZPpQ
http://kayakboat.co.uk/?gclid=CMO0noXbg40CFRWOEgodAUZPpQ
fireball
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CGeorge - I've sent you a PM - its the flashing envelope at the top left of the page.
landlockedpirate
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I also needed a light weight tender for my small sports boat. Bought a 2m Puffin with an engine bracket ( here ). It really is stupidly light (less than 10kg) and stows into a tiny locker.
They do bigger ones as well, but they are not exactly cheap.
Mark
They do bigger ones as well, but they are not exactly cheap.
Mark
Black_Pearl
Active Member
We had a small lightweight Plastimo 2.4 SWMBO found it to heavy to lift
So......................
Now have a much heavier 2.7m RIB put wheels on it so easy to manage single handed
The large wheels roll happily over sand or pebbles
Think the wheels cost about £100 wish we'd bought them years ago!
Just another option
So......................
Now have a much heavier 2.7m RIB put wheels on it so easy to manage single handed
The large wheels roll happily over sand or pebbles
Think the wheels cost about £100 wish we'd bought them years ago!
Just another option
Erre
Well-Known Member
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CGeorge - I've sent you a PM - its the flashing envelope at the top left of the page.
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Fair play to you Fireball; a considerate and observational post to a newbie. A good example of manners in this Forum. Hopefully you also helped CGeorge in his quest.
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CGeorge - I've sent you a PM - its the flashing envelope at the top left of the page.
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Fair play to you Fireball; a considerate and observational post to a newbie. A good example of manners in this Forum. Hopefully you also helped CGeorge in his quest.
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TrailerSailer
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Hi - not cheap but a good compromise beetween weight and capacity is the Lodestar. I brought one (smallest and lightest) a year ago and am very happy so far. Takes 2+2 OK and seems quite robust.
whisper
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Yes I'd second the Lodestar Ultralight as well.