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#1
mattrx - Posted 8:36 pm PDT 07/21/09 (61 Posts)
Great small boat, very stable. Used one in the ocean in June. Liked it alot.
#2
schfen - Posted 8:44 pm PDT 07/21/09 (90 Posts)
is it worth it for the inflatable one?
#3
bradbranch - Posted 8:52 pm PDT 07/21/09 (329 Posts)
class 6 rapids here I come.
#4
nedflanders - Posted 8:54 pm PDT 07/21/09 (193 Posts)
i went on a camping trip last fall, took it out to the lake and it worked quite well. then at night when nobody was looking i used one of the holes to thrust my p3n0r into violently. i imagined i was cornholing to the max!
#5
bbarker - Posted 9:26 pm PDT 07/21/09 (293 Posts)
Can anyone comment on how rigid these are once inflated?
#6
DezDiggler - Posted 9:53 pm PDT 07/21/09 (45 Posts)
For that price tempted to try. It is wal mart after all. if it sucks take it back.
#7
TexasFury - Posted 11:09 pm PDT 07/21/09 (453 Posts)
I doubt the average corpulent Wal-Marter (woops that's redundant) could fit in this thing, much less stay afloat.
#8
TM0ney - Posted 3:07 am PDT 07/22/09 (520 Posts)
Corpulent is such a great term to not offend all the fatties. They're usually too dumb to know you're talking about them when you use it.
#9
JediKnight - Posted 4:02 am PDT 07/22/09 (1274 Posts)
| nedflanders wrote: |
| i went on a camping trip last fall, took it out to the lake and it worked quite well. then at night when nobody was looking i used one of the holes to thrust my p3n0r into violently. i imagined i was cornholing to the max! |
Did you also cornholio the Eton Mini M300 AM/FM/Shortwave Radio?
#10
binaryvisions - Posted 4:34 am PDT 07/22/09 (915 Posts)
#5, they're pretty flexible but for the convenience, they're really great. What other boat can you toss into the back seat of a sedan on a camping trip?
You won't get much speed out of them, though - you really have to work hard to get them moving very fast.
You won't get much speed out of them, though - you really have to work hard to get them moving very fast.
#11
sguy2130 - Posted 7:22 am PDT 07/22/09 (523 Posts)
Great for that white water rafting suicide mission you've been waiting for. Make sure you bring your wal-mart certified mummy sleeping bag as well!
#12
sethook - Posted 9:34 am PDT 07/22/09 (1165 Posts)
Whatever floats your boat....
#13
nuisance - Posted 9:44 am PDT 07/22/09 (10917 Posts)
". from hell's heart I stab at thee; for hate's sake I spit my last breath at thee."
#14
solid_spence - Posted 1:26 pm PDT 07/22/09 (280 Posts)
Coleman is a good brand. and i've been on many an island vacation or such and wanted something like this. sure they're rentals but then you look like a fool wearing all their life jacket crap, and your on they're clock. its all about getting to the remote locations at remote times. these aren't the greatest hydrodynamicaly, but they'll give you access to a ton of awesome spots and fun
#15
4nick8 - Posted 7:14 pm PDT 07/22/09 (68 Posts)
Bought one last time this was posted and still haven't taken it out of the box...
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