Can I Afford a New Boat? Better Yet, Can I Afford NOT to Get One?

By Kevin D Browne

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Okay...can I afford a new boat yes or no?

I know that my entire adult life, I have leaned toward the answer to that one being a solid as a rock 'no.'

I mean this is a boat we're talking about. Can I really afford a boat?

Here's the surprising answer that I was NOT ready for. YES.

The inflatable boating world has seen some startling advances in the past several years. Amazing new designs, outstanding materials (both hard and soft), incredible new levels of durability and warranties that (if you look for them diligently enough) can go up a full 5 years!

Now here's comes the bing on the cherry...because there are now ways for you to finance a new boat for 90 days interest free! That's right, the inflatable boating world has left no prisoners with this one! Now you can get financing on a gorgeous new inflatable boat and pay nothing for the first 90 days!

That's three months of you in your new boat without worrying about even the small cost that an inflatable sets you back!

That's three months of taking the kids to the best fishing spots without having to worry about dollar number one.

That's 90 full days of uninterrupted boat ownership without a credit card being pulled out or a check being written!

Immediately upon hearing this I realized that for the first time the answer to can I afford a new boat had changed...BIG TIME! No longer did it have to stay out of reach, sneering at me. Suddenly it was a step away! And to be really honest, I could not believe how close!

Now, not only CAN I afford a new boat, I almost, with this new financing for new inflatable boats option, not afford to get one. The memories created, the laughter shared, the sting of the water as we roar across the top of the icy lake...that's what I never thought I would have at my disposal.

Can I afford a new boat? Most definitely. And I can afford that new boat because of all of the amazing things that have recently happened in the inflatable boating business.

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A key feature about all inflatable boats is their incredible stability. Conventional dinghies and small sport boats rock almost uncontrollably whenever anyone moves about. Inflatables, with their buoyancy tubes, sit flat in the water and are almost impossible to flip over. This offers a feeling of security to even the most nervous boaters and allows swimmers or divers to slide back on board without upsetting the boat. More buoyancy of inflatable boats means bigger load-carrying capacity. Inflatable boats are designed with built-in buoyancy. The inflatable collar, or tubeset, is the key that allows inflatable boats to carry very heavy payloads in a safe and stable manner. An added benefit is that they are virtually unsinkable, and can generally operate even with one or more chambers of the collar deflated.


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