BRIS 14.1 FT Inflatable Kayak Fishing Tender Inflatable Poonton Boat with Air Floor
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Features
- Premium Quality Materials : Same heavy-duty 1,100 Denier PVC as in BRIS inflatable boats with polyester support, having excellent resistance to tearing, tension and breaking . It is a much more heavy-duty than most of 1,000 Denier PVC fabric.
- All seams are HEAT WELDED for perfect seaming and guaranteed to last in fresh water, salt water and extreme humidity. Most seams are quadruple overlap for maximum strength and durability and will not fall apart . Large diameter 17.5 tubes design for more buoyancy and stability.
- Features: High-pressure inflatable air deck floor is very stable . you can stand ,walk or even jump on it, the same way you could on hard floor. two air chambers per side-tube to make the boat more safer . Transoms covered with triangular splash guards to minimize back splash and protect the transom holders from heat and exposure to UV rays, one-way drain valve with plug, 4 ( four) fins for improved tracking.
- Included: PVC Hull, Drop stitch air floor, 3 x Marine Plywood Bench Seat, Repair Kit, 2x Aluminum Oars, Carrying Bag, and Foot Pump.
Description
The BSK430 is a sepecial inflatable kayak. It can be used as a regular kayak, just paddling anywhere you want, ocean, bay, river or lake. It also run great with an inexpensive electric trolling motor or small gas motor . Extremely portable, the BSK430 fits into a medium size bag. Instead of renting a boat while traveling, you can now take your BSK430 with you. Exceptionally stable design allows you to stand, fly fish or even get into those narrow spots where other boats can't go to get the best fishing. The BSK430 also is excellent as a dinghy for yachts and sailboats. Specifications: Overall length: 14.1 ft Overall width: 4.3 ft Inside width : 16.5 inch Tuber diameter: 17.5" Chambes: 4+1 Max person : 2 adults Max capacity: 750 lbs Max hp: 7hp Boat weight: 70 lbs Floor Design: Drop stitch air deck floor package included: inflatable kayak, three seats , one set of oars, foot pump ,carry bag and repair kits.
Brand: BRIS
Item Weight: 48 Kilograms
Material: Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)
Color: Gray with Red
Style: Modern
Brand: BRIS
Item Weight: 48 Kilograms
Material: Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)
Color: Gray with Red
Style: Modern
Seating Capacity: 2
Weight Limit: 750 Pounds
Cockpit size: 16.5 Inches
Model Name: BSK430DGR09
Manufacturer: benflyworld
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 44.49 x 25 x 14.02 inches
Package Weight: 50.58 Kilograms
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 169.2 x 51.6 x 18 inches
Brand Name: BRIS
Size: 14.1 ft
Date First Available: March 21, 2014
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This review is for the Bris 14' kayak boat. First things first. The vendor "Benflyworld" has been great. They are very responsive and were a pleasure to work with. I selected the Bris boat over its main competitors because it has two air chambers per side-tube (each filled to 3psi), is wider overall, uses larger diameter tubes, and is less expensive. These are important factors to me because I use the boat on the Chesapeak Bay, which can be rough at times. The boat arrived quickly and included a bag, foot pump, oars etc. The material is typical for inflatable boats of this size that include a built-in transom. The material seems plenty tough and I pulled the boat up on the pebbled beach without fear. Using a four stroke Tohatsu 5 hp engine, the boat planes easily, even with another adult onboard. It moves supprisingly fast with little hp and I could cruise fine at half throttle. At rest, on calm water, it is stable enough to "carefully" stand up. However, I would not stand up in rough water or when underway. The air floor is pretty solid (filled to 8psi), but does give, and you will feel it ripple and move with the rough water underneath when you are moving across the water. I quickly got used to it though. Although a stable boat for its size, you still need to be careful about turns when going at higher speeds (it can become a little squirely). Workmanship on the boat is decent and it held air fine. Unfortunately, my 2-part oars fit too snuggly together and I can't sepporate them (they are plenty heavy duty). When rolled up, the boat is a little larger then I expected. It took some practice to roll it up smaller (even a little smaller makes a big difference when trying to carry). Inflated, the boat is heavy, but I can manage to carry it "short" distances by myself. (I will be purchasing kayak wheels soon to address that). As others have said, the bag isn't great. The handles on the carry bag are worthless, so I replaced them with 2 heavy duty straps wrapped around the original bag. I also purchased an electric air pump (for me, the foot pump just takes too long) Overall, I love the boat and I will try to do a video review later with some tips and tricks.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2017 by Son of a Son
(FIRST IMPRESSIONS ONLY: MY BOAT HAS NOT BEEN IN WATER YET. ) This boat straight out of the box looks and feels to be of very high quality (picture is not fully inflated boat). Attention to detail caught my eye. Inflates/deflates very quickly with quick connect 1 way valves and the manual pump hose fits into a standard air mattress type pump. Foot pump that came with it was not tried but looks to be well made. Thick tough ropes on sides and well placed handles around. Transom is much thicker and sturdier than expected. 1 way water release valve also a very nice addition. With safety in mind the floor piece is separate and inflates as well as 4 separate chambers for the pontoons. Almost impossible to fully sink this boat if punctured. Carry Bag in most reviews shows to be crap, the newer models may have addressed this as my boat deflated rolled up wrapped in carry back and lifted it alone (fairly heavy but easily lifted by 1 man, im a little dude too) with no issues at all (again this is first impressions). MY FAVORITE PART out of everything this boat came with is the certificate in the picture. It was filled out and signed by hand a VERY good indication that the makers are proud of their work. Crappy throw away junk never comes with a signature, they tend to know its junk and want to distance themselves.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2021 by Tracie Hunara Tracie Hunara
I've had this boat on the water 5 times now paired with a 2.5 HP Suzuki outboard. Terrific value considering the price. Stability is good and I am able to stand in flat waters on the air floor. Build quality is acceptable. I noticed excess adhesive around some of the seams straight out of the box. I inflate/deflate every time I use the boat, and one of PVC triangles at the transom is already starting to detach. I also had to patch 2 small tears on the starboard side after I rubbed a little too hard against a floating dock. Repair process with the included kit is pretty quick and easy. Easy to inflate with the included bellow pump, but I would recommend getting a double action pump. Electric 2 stage pumps are loud, expensive, and take longer than a manual pump. Not for me. Lastly, if you are going out by yourself most of the time, get the 12ft Bris. I wanted the 14ft with the extra weight capacity to bring passengers out, but most of the time I find myself going out to explore alone. It's not heavy at about 70 pounds, but it IS awkward to handle and launch a 70 pound 14 ft inflatable by yourself. Great first boat, great cheap way to get on the water. Just buy it.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 19, 2021 by DJ
I bought two 14 footers and another 12 footer (BRIS) for a work project that entails working on streams in the U.S. Rocky Mountain West. We've used these boats on a wide variety of stream sizes, and have put about 150 river miles on them. I'd recommend them as a great all around boat. We've used them with 2.5 HP gas outboard motors (15 inch shaft) and also with Newport Kayak motors (24 inch shaft, I think). We've also used them without any motor and just done some semi-technical floating. The boats are light enough for two people to carry. Zero patches so far. I like the upright sitting position of the seats - very nice for getting in, getting out, and seeing down into the water. The floors have taken a beating with no ill effects and have proven to me that a drop stitch floor is a nice weight/stability compromise in an inflatable. The foot pump doesn't look special but works very well. We've used the 12 footer as a 1-person + gear outfit; the 14s have fit two guys and their gear. Negatives: The oars might seem kind of cheap and lame when you first start using them (especially if compared to oaring a framed boat), but you get used to them and the boat handles surprisingly well on rivers. The seats slip out on occasion. The raised keel will get you all kinds of pushed around if it's windy and you're not using a motor. The front straps suck for carrying and will come untied or break sooner than you want them to.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 27, 2019 by Surveyor Says