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Folks,
I'm replacing my West Marine dingy with a Hypalon model, probably from Achilles. I'm looking at the plywood floor version versus the high pressure floor. My West Marine dink had the high pressure floor, which was forever leaking air. Any thoughts on the relative merits of plywood versus high pressure floors? We use this in the Bahamas, Turks & Caicos, Bermuda and Caribbean, as tender and dive/snorkeling boat, for a couple of months a year. Kids treated the former dingy very hard, but they are growing/off-to-college so it's more a matter of my wife and myself, who need less speed and are kinder to the boat. But it's nice to plane to head longish distances for supplies. TIA, Jack, Seawind II "Voyager" |
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