What a load of frickin' hog**** Bobsprit... there is nothing
"dangerous"
about a hard shell unless you sail a sewer like the LIS


I guess Mooron's troll would actually have merit if there was much
truth to it. 4 kids drowned in a small dink two winters back here. The
boat had a crack in it, filled and the positive flotation could not
protect them from the feezing waters. They all died. My inflatable
would never have sank. Period.
Also: Kids fool around, elderly folks have lapses in balance.....and a
hard dink is not friendly to that. In addition to that a hard dink
carries way less, fewer people just can't match the inlfatable in any
way. Have both...but being sensible we use the safer inflatable until
the waters warm up a bit.

A person of your massive girth and weight needs something like a 14
foot inflatable or an 18 ft single hand Dory to transport your bulk.


209 lbs this morning, Mooron. I'm 6'3. I also ran three miles this
morning before the sun was up while your viens were still drying out.
I'm your superior in every way, Mooron. I'm stronger, faster....and I
have a nicer boat that is also stronger and faster and doesn't have a
poorly made interior that you yourself wrote about!!!


RB
35s5
NY