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If all you need is a small boat to get you from ship to shore, then a typical inflatable tender is the best answer. If you're after a medium sized boat for diving or watersports there are many choices as well. If a large rigid-hulled inflatable (Rigid Inflatable Boat or RIB) for recreation, rescue or work is what you need, there are again many exotic designs available with a wide variety of standard and optional components. The choice is quite wide through the entire spectrum, ranging from very compact models with simple slatted or inflatable floors, to larger tenders with inflatable or wooden keels and solid wooden or aluminum floors, up to the fiberglass or aluminum rigid-hulled inflatables. To avoid confusion, before buying, or even shopping for an inflatable, discuss and decide on exactly what the uses or requirements will be for your new inflatable boat. This will minimize the models to choose from, which in turn will minimize confusion.
Inflatable boats are the ideal yacht tender because of all their basic advantages including: lightness, stability and buoyancy. Unlike regular dinghies, they're easy to lift on board. With special rubstrake glued or thermobonded to their sides, inflatables won't damage or mark your yacht's hull or deck. Purchasing an inflatable tender almost guarantees the elimination of scuff marks and scratches on your yacht forever.
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Yacht delivery required to Bahamas or Cartagena from North Carolina.
Sat, 1 Dec 2007 13:32:43 +0200
I'm an Englishman with a yacht in North Carolina and I need to get it to Cartagena in Colombia. Anyone out there either want to take it all the way or help me with the voyage? You will need to be experienced.
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Powerboating Goes Green - First Hyrbid Boat Test
Austrian boat builder Frauscher Boats unveiled the world's first hybrid boat in mid-May at a Chris Craft dealership in San Francisco.
With all the hype surrounding hybrid vehicles, it stood to...
World Cruising and Sailing Wiki - the free World Cruising Guide for cruising sailors.
Mon, 3 Mar 2008 10:08:16 +0200
The World Cruising and Sailing Wiki has been established by Cruiserlog.com so that all cruising sailors around the world can have free access to as much information on cruising around the world as possible. This cruising and sailing Wiki is a resource to which all sailors are encouraged to freely contribute and thereby help to build a great reference resource for the benefit of all cruisers that are sailing around the world.
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