F-Ribs And Sibs - Inflatable Boat Community

I am so tempted to get one for the F-Rib 360. However, its another thing I have to set up and pack away. When I go out, I want to get out on the water fast and the boat is quite dry. 30 seconds to pump up and maybe 3 mins to hook it on :) but if the ride is dry and you don't need a "wind free spot"...

Same here, just use the Honwave foot pump and get firm enough to do its job, tbh its well made and cant see it splitting unless you go silly with the pump!

Hi Paul, I will link you to the batteries, connectors and charger but please be aware of lipo battery safety if your not already, read up on them and make sure you never short them out as even a quick 2 sec short can cause them to go into meltdown!. I have been using them for years on model planes a...

And if interested it takes 1350mah per inflate

I use a lithium polymer battery, very small and light easily fits in the pump bag and gives me 3 full inflates on the T32Ie, also only takes an hour to charge

I've not used those but have used my kayak C-Tug wheels at the front, the ones you posted look like they have the advantage of some steering though!

Thanks Stray, I had not considered putting it under the boat like that, I will give it a go next time out and see!.

Paul B wrote:She’s alive Looks much bigger than the T32

Sweet!! once Our T32ie goes this will be next!! Looks great

Congrats!!! We also got our Honwave from Bridger Marine, Paul is a top guy to deal with he couldn't do enough to be helpful

We have the T32ie airdeck and everything for a day out fits easily into our estate car, it wont be the fastest with that motor but like you said it beats rowing!! :thumbsup ( I had a 6hp to start with but soon upgraded to a 9.9) As for the floor and fishing hooks etc I just lay an offcut of lino we ...