CO-Z 10ft Inflatable Dinghy Boat for 4 Adults, 990lb Capacity Heavy-Duty PVC Raft with Aluminum Floor & Oars, Motor Mount, Kayak-Style Tender for Fishing, Rescue & Water Sports
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Oct 26 – Oct 28
Features
- Built Tough for Any Adventure: This 10 ft inflatable boat by CO-Z is crafted from durable 1000 Denier PVC and reinforced with quadruple-overlap seams, providing exceptional strength and protection against wear, oxidation, punctures, and UV damage
- 4-Person Fun: With a weight capacity of 990 lb, this 118"" x 59"" x 16.5"" inflatable dinghy comfortably fits four passengers. The corrosion-resistant aluminum alloy floorboard and seat provide added stability and comfort for a smooth ride
- Safe Rides: With three air chambers, our dinghy maintains reliable buoyancy even in the event of a puncture. The V-shaped hull ensures stable acceleration and cornering to prevent rollovers, while the anti-collision strips around the raft offer extra protection
- Motor Capable: The transom board easily supports a motor up to 15 hp, while the trailing sides offer added stability at high speeds. Whether you're into water sports, surfing, fishing, patrolling, or just exploring, this dinghy is ready for any adventure
- All Essentials Included: Our inflatable dinghy boat comes complete with a pair of aluminum oars, a foot pump, a carry bag, and a repair kit. Everything you need to quickly inflate the boat, smoothly navigate the water, and easily transport it is provided
Brand: CO-Z
Material: Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)
Color: Gray
Style: Modern
Seating Capacity: 4
Brand: CO-Z
Material: Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)
Color: Gray
Style: Modern
Seating Capacity: 4
Weight Limit: 990 Pounds
Product Dimensions: 118"L x 59"W x 16.5"H
Model Name: INB-2020-10
Manufacturer: CO-Z
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 41.73 x 24.02 x 12.2 inches
Package Weight: 33 Kilograms
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 118 x 59 x 16.5 inches
Brand Name: CO-Z
Suggested Users: unisex-adult
Part Number: INB-2020-10
Size: 10ft
Date First Available: April 27, 2020
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I am impressed with the quality of this boat. It is a true value if you are looking for a nice stowable tender or something to get you out on the water. It inflates and deflates quickly with the included pump and it is easy to fold back up to store in the included storage bag. Great functionality for the price and it is in the same class as much more expensive inflatables.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 18, 2025 by Christopher Casto
I’ve owned a 10’ Walker bay rigid inflatable with an inflatable floor, this seems just as nice. The valves are identical, I used the same car battery pump to pump it up. The transom is the same thick plastic. I like that the flooring has aluminum slats but I wonder if I’ll think it’s enough when I’m in it. The oarlocks are identical and the oars seem the same. I have had it inflated for two days in the backyard and it seems to have no leaks. I’ll use it and post a further review later. I’ll be using it as a dinghy for my sailboat and a runabout fishing boat in the puget sound. The Walker bay one was great and three times the price, this appears to be as good at first inflation and examination. Edit:I took it out in puget sound with my dog and my torqeedo motor, it’s definitely lighter than the Walker bay, in general I think I prefer it. I’m not 100% certain it is as reliable but it has now been inflated for two weeks I think, it’s a definite success. Even at this point if it leaks air and I have to patch it or glue it there is no way a Walker bay or west marine one for $1500 is three times the value. It is probably 10’ overall, with 9.5 usable so slightly smaller overall.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 7, 2023 by David Haner
The media could not be loaded. First time user of inflatable boat Amazing quality 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
Reviewed in the United States on July 2, 2025 by Colin Parker
First of all, this boat was defective right out of the box. It had a puncture in the portside bladder, and would not hold air. There were instructions in the manual about repairing leaks, and they mentioned an adhesive, but there was none included with the boat, and they did not specify what type of adhesive to use. I sent them an email, with a very simple question… What type of adhesive should I use for this repair? I got back an auto-reply stating that before they could answer my question, I needed to provide them with the following: where I purchased the boat the purchase ID number the tracking number screenshots of the two items above my full name and ZIP Code They said that if I provided them with all of this information, they would get back to me with the answer to my question within 24 hours. Not long after I provided them with all of this I got another email from the same address, essentially asking for this same information all over again. So I sent it all again. It occurred to me that if they really wanted people to be satisfied with their products, they should be happy to answer my question, even if I had bought the boat used, from a previous owner. It was totally stupid. They did finally provide me with an answer the next day, saying that I should use standard PVC cement and follow the instructions in the manual. I experimented, using one of the patches provided with the boat, cutting the patch in half, and applying three thin coats of adhesive, as the manual instructed, and then putting the two pieces together. They said not to disturb the patch for 24 hours, to provide for a sturdy bond, before re-inflating the boat. 24 hours later, I picked up the two pieces of patch, and they immediately fell apart. There was absolutely no ‘bond’ whatever, indicating that their adhesive and procedure did not work. I had been skeptical when they told me to use standard PVC cement, because the manual had mentioned vinyl a couple of times, and I thought perhaps I should not be using PVC cement at all, if the boat was in fact made of vinyl. So I mentioned this in another email to their customer support, asking them if the boat was made of PVC or was it vinyl? This was their answer: “Please be informed that, PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) is a type of vinyl. Vinyl is a more general concept encompassing various materials made from ethylene.” They gave me the definition of ‘PVC’,.. No mention of what the boat was actually made of! Once again,.. totally stupid. Having previously found valuable answers to many of my problems on YouTube, I did a search there and found a nice gentleman that told me how to locate a leak and then install a patch that was specifically made for vinyl. Seeing the dismal failure of the PVC patch, I ordered a kit for repairing vinyl (on Amazon), applied the vinyl patch to the puncture, and the boat is now holding air just fine. It is my hope that this review will let potential buyers of this boat know that if anything goes wrong, they can expect hopelessly bad customer support. I have found this to be the case with several other Chinese companies I’ve dealt with in the past. I will keep the boat, and it will serve its purpose, but I have to say I’m disappointed that it’s been so much trouble, just to get a useable item.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2024 by Jim Bob from GA
On our maiden voyage we had to return due to an air leak that deflated all three chambers We made it back safely but we hadn't gone far before we saw the bubbles Return was fine no problem. We were credited the full amount. It was a comfy ride maybe this one just had a defect. It is a nice looking boat that was easy to inflate too!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2020 by rnbabs1