BRIS8.8ft Inflatable Boat Dinghy Tender Fishing Pontoon Boat with Aluminum Floor

I am impressed with the quality of construction and the detail incorporated in the layout of handles, D-rings, and valves. It took me about 30 minutes to fully assemble and inflate the boat, with the most challenging part of the process being the installation of the side rails to the floor boards. The foot pump works well but make sure you securely tighten the Halkey-Roberts inflation adapter to the hose - it can unscrew itself and disappear! I installed Velor transom wheels for moving the boat, but the triangular splash guards at the top of the transom board prevents the wheel arms from pivoting in the up position, thus requiring the removal of the wheels before launching. The oar handles are slightly too short for comfortable rowing; a telescopic pole with additional button holes would be an improvement. Overall, this Bris 8.8' inflatable is an incredible bargain for a well-built boat.

Very impressed with the construction. Very durable. Little heavy, boat worth every penny.

The color looks awsome. I left it fully inflated for a week and it never deflated a bit. The material is thick and the construction of the pvc is great.The only thing I dislike the most was the aluminum floors being very sharp at the 4 corners. I had to sand and buff it off so I wouldn't get any future punctures while installing them in the boat or worst get a bloody finger. Despite that issue, the boat handles great in the water.

Quick and easy to inflate and pack up. Its tough and very stable in the water. The boat I purchased was used to collect sediment samples from wetlands so it was subject to very rough treatment from above and below! I expected the boat to almost be a consumable item given what we were using it for, however it has washed up very nicely with no damage, looks like new. Delivery was prompt as well. Great boat for the price, highly recommend.

The boat looks great and feels really sturdy compared to my previous brand name boat. It almost feels like its partially made with hypalon.NOTE ON ASSEMBLYNo manual came with the boat so I had to do a lot of UTubingThe hardest part to insert is the floor so I found a solution:1. Inflate to 30% and insert the floor taking care that the aft piece is inserted under the tabs on the transom then the second to last piece are lifted at an angle, joined and pressed down to put the floor under pressureNow, dont get a haeart attack inserting the side bars, simply inflate the keel sausage to lift the floor and then with little effort insert the side retaining bars.To dismantle the floor deflate the boat but keep the keel inflated until you remove the side bars.