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No trouble getting on and off from the boat. I've had inflatables, and I don't
see any really clear advantage for the inflatable in this regard. Inflatables are highly overated and over priced as tenders. Can you put 5 adults into a 10 foot portaboat with the same measure of safety? My quicksilver is rated to carry 1150 lbs of people and gear. I've had about 800lbs or so on board my inflatable with no trouble. The 10 foot P-boat is something like 575 lbs max and it's just not as stable. I'm NOT bashing the Portaboat. I just think the inflatable has an advantage in this area, IF you need it. That said, my wife says getting the deflated dinghy out of the cabin is like dragging Orson Wells to the morgue! We may look into a Port-a-boat again when we get our next boat. RB I |
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