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Inflatable boats are portable and lightweight and can run at high speeds. What was once used by Europeans as a vehicle to transport torpedoes and cargo discreetly has now evolved into a vehicle for recreational purposes.

Whether you are using it for the fishing season, for one of your summer trips, or just for touring around during the weekend, you can find an inflatable boat that suits your taste. You can find four types of inflatable boats: yacht tenders, V-hulls, high-performance hulls, and rigid-hulled inflatable boats (RIBs).

If you are a first-time inflatable boat buyer, it is recommended that you purchase a yacht tender-type boat. This kind was designed as an all-purpose boat boasting maximum safety and stability. The

only downside to these types of inflatable boats is that they cannot be used for towing. It cannot be equipped with a motor. Nor can it be used for rowing, as compared to other kinds of inflatable boats.

V-hull inflatable boats have a moderate V-keel at the bottom of the boat when you inflate it fully. The keel allows you to cut through the water cleanly, adding to its ease of handling and performance. The V-keel also gives additional buoyancy.

If you are looking for speed in your inflatable boat, then high-performance hull inflatable boats are for you. They are designed to give you high speed yet maintain excellent handling. The speed is produced by small speed tubes attached below

the regular collar that propel your boat and allow you to speed over the water. This type of inflatable boat is recommended for expert boaters, since there have been various boating accidents involving this type of boats.

A rigid-hulled inflatable boat (RIB), as the name implies, has fiberglass rigid-hulls mated to an inflatable collar. This type of boat combines the buoyancy and stability of inflatable boats and the excellent handling characteristics of a conventional boat. You can even find larger versions of RIB’s that have console configurations, seating layouts and other features you would normally find in larger conventional fiberglass vessels. These RIBs are best if you seek performance and handling along with versatility, stability and passenger comfort. You can

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