The lightest tender isn’t automatically the best inflatable boat on test. For portable boating, choose a light weight dinghy by its complete packed load, then match its passenger capacity and stability to the water you’l…
The hull that looks steadier on paper may not suit your water, load or launch routine. In the inflatable catamaran vs monohull decision, twin hulls can suggest a broad platform, while a single hull may feel like the simp…
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…