A lighter hull isn’t automatically the better choice. Choosing between aluminium vs fibreglass RIB boats means weighing aluminium’s lower weight, toughness and repairability against fibreglass’s quieter ride and ability …
The cheapest inflatable isn’t always the best value over time. Boating on a budget with an inflatable means weighing how long a boat may serve you against the care and repairs it needs; lower-cost models may last 2-4 sum…
The biggest boat you can take depends on how you transport it and what your vehicle can carry. A 3.8 m boat is an uncommon upper limit for a car-topper, as its weight and handling can make roof transport difficult. Choos…
What if a boat that feels steadier in the chop also gives you more room to fish and places less demand on your outboard? If your current inflatable feels tippy, the deck gets crowded with gear or fuel use is a concern, i…
Would you trust a backyard toy to carry your family ten kilometres offshore when the Australian sun is at its peak and the swell begins to rise? Choosing your first inflatable boat is a high-stakes decision because the m…