BRIS 9.8 ft Inflatable Boat Inflatable Dinghy Boat Yacht Tender Fishing Raft
Key features
- •30 Days money back guarantee. All of our boats come with 3 year manufacturer warranty. Guarantee begins when product is delivered.
- •Premium Quality Materials : Heavy-duty 1,100 Denier 0.9mm PVC with polyester support, having excellent resistance to tearing, tension and breaking . It is a much more heavy-duty than most of 1,000 Denier PVC fabric.
- •All seams are HEAT WELDED for perfect seaming and guaranteed to last in fresh water, salt water and extreme humidity. Most seams are quadruple overlap for maximum strength and durability and will not fall apart .
- •Features: Heavy-duty sectional aluminum floor provides sturdy, corrosion-proof platform for any type of water activities - diving, fishing, snorkeling. Separate internal air chambers for safety on a water. All around, durable rubber strike to prevent punctures. Marine plywood transom for outboard motor. Transoms covered with triangular splash guards to minimize back splash and protect the transom holders from heat and exposure to UV rays, deep V-keel with rub-strake protection for easy planing.
- •Included: PVC Hull, Aluminum Floors Panels, 2 x Aluminum Bench Seats, Repair Kit, 2x Aluminum Oars, Carrying Bag, and Foot Pump.
BRIS 9.8 ft Inflatable Boat Inflatable Dinghy Boat Yacht Tender Fishing Raft
List Price: $1409.90$1268.91DEALYou Save: $140.99 (10%)
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Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers4.4
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Great little boat
Bigheights✓ Verified Purchase•August 15, 2023
Really nice dinghy!
Durable get your money’s worth
Christopher✓ Verified Purchase•August 5, 2023
Durable great with a 6.5 hp motor and is smooth on the water
Great dinghy for the $$
George✓ Verified Purchase•August 1, 2023
We got this ginghy to carry on the stern of our Grand Banks trawler. We use s Honda 2.3 hp 4 stroke motor. We have had it and used it for almost a year now on America's Great Loop and it has been perfect. Highly recommend! The seller will sell u the proper adhesive to mount davit hardware. I followed the instructions and it has held up for over 6000 miles of all kinds of seas and situationions.
Awesome so far
Nabil N. Alanbar✓ Verified Purchase•July 16, 2023
I own a Pearson 30, a big, old sailboat. It's a pleasure to sail, but because of it's size, I need to keep it on a mooring ball out in the bay. Historically, I've been using a Westmarine hard bottomed dinghy to row out, and it SUCKED. Truly, it was bad. I hate small boats, and hard bottomed boats are so unstable... screw it.
I saw a Bris on the dock, and decided that it looked really nice, so I would look into it. Well, the price was great, so I bought one, and it arrived about four days later.
The setup and inflation was really easy. It helps that I have an inflatable SUP, so I used the 12v inflator from the SUP (look up irocker sups if you want the same inflator). Inflation took less than ten minutes using the 12v inflator. Basically, inflate the sides to about .5 PSI, put in the floor, then inflate the sides to 3 PSI and the keel to 4 PSI. It was super easy.
Rowing the Bris isn't very much fun, but it is doable. The oars that come with it seem too short, and I may buy longer oars in the future.
I am using a Newport Vessels 46 pound trolling motor with this boat right now, and when it is just me, we move along fine. I've had about 700 pound of load in this boat, and it feels completely stable with that much weigh, although the 46 pounds of thrust feels a little light in that instance.
Anyway, I like my Bris. I am glad I bought it.
I saw a Bris on the dock, and decided that it looked really nice, so I would look into it. Well, the price was great, so I bought one, and it arrived about four days later.
The setup and inflation was really easy. It helps that I have an inflatable SUP, so I used the 12v inflator from the SUP (look up irocker sups if you want the same inflator). Inflation took less than ten minutes using the 12v inflator. Basically, inflate the sides to about .5 PSI, put in the floor, then inflate the sides to 3 PSI and the keel to 4 PSI. It was super easy.
Rowing the Bris isn't very much fun, but it is doable. The oars that come with it seem too short, and I may buy longer oars in the future.
I am using a Newport Vessels 46 pound trolling motor with this boat right now, and when it is just me, we move along fine. I've had about 700 pound of load in this boat, and it feels completely stable with that much weigh, although the 46 pounds of thrust feels a little light in that instance.
Anyway, I like my Bris. I am glad I bought it.
Good all around boat.
Hemi✓ Verified Purchase•July 11, 2023
Very impressed.
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