Newport 10ft 6in Newport Model Inflatable Dinghy Boat Transom Sport Tender - 5 Person - 15HP USCG Rated, White/Gray
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Style: 10-Feet 6-Inch
Pattern Name: Inflatable Dinghy Boat
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- USCG rated triple layered 0.9mm/1,100 denier specialty coated PVC, marine wood flooring Inflatable sport boat tender.
- Includes: Aluminum Framed Marine Wood Flooring, 1 aluminum bench seat, 2 aluminum oars, carrying & storage bag, foot pump, drain plug, towing D-rings, topside D-rings for Bimini and accessories, carrying handles, oar locks and oar holders
- Materials: Boat: Triple Layered 0.9mm / 1,100 denier Polyester reinforced and anti corrosive coated PVC. Material ensures protection against corrosion, sun, salt, and all destructive elements.
- Recommended tube pressure: 3.6 PSI. Materials: Floor: 24mm thick aluminum framed custom hard marine coated plywood floor.
- Dimensions and Specificatons: Model: The Newport, Inflated Length: 10 ft 6 in, Tube Diameter 18 in, Inflatted Width: 5 ft, Chambers: 4, Weight: 123 lbs, Max Power: 15hp, Max Load: 1,248 lbs, Max Persons: 5, High pressue inflatable Keel & V hull.
- (Newport) DIMENSIONS & CAPACITY: Model: Newport. Length: 10 ft 6 in. Tube diameter: 18 in, Inflated width: 63 in. Chambers: 3 + 1 keel. Max Power: 15HP. Max Engine Weight: 105 lbs. Outboard Shaft: Short 15-17. Max Load: 1248 lbs, Max Persons: 5.
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USCG rated triple layered 0.9mm/1,100 denier specialty coated PVC, marine wood flooring Inflatable sport boat tender.
Package Dimensions: 44.75 x 26 x 17.5 inches
Item Weight: 132 pounds
Department: unisex-adult
Manufacturer: Newport
Item model number: 20M1000019
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After a horrible ordeal attempting to purchase a Saturn brand boat, we decided to re-think our upcoming inflatable boat purchase. We had an extremely salty taste in our mouth due to the extremely unprofessional and down right anti-customer centric attitude Saturn Boats presented us. We were so ticked off that we were ready to default to the trusty standard of Zodiac, at a much higher price point; Zodiac after all is the "named" segment leader. That said, we owned a Zodiac years ago which was fantastic and another one more recently which was just OK (good warranty but build quality seemed the same as most of the other reputable brands). Having both discussed and coming to terms with the idea of a smaller, less know manufacturer (based on the fact that manufacturing and materials have greatly improved over the years which allows smaller manufacturers to compete with the big names), as well as overcoming Saturn's complete lack of customer focused sales practices, we opened our options to other, similar vendors. Amazon and Newport came to our rescue! The Newport Catalina has proven to be a stable, trustworthy vessel. Solid construction. It feels and looks like a stout, well built boat. There is little to complain about (but I will below), other than the typical solid floor boat complaints that inflatable boat owners complain about (they can be tedious to assemble / inflate, this applies to all wood / aluminum floor inflatables). Having owned several inflatable boats, the Newport Catalina is right up there with the best. In fact, I was torn between the Newport and an Inmar, choosing the Newport in the end (both are great values and great options). If you follow the 25% inflate rule while assembling and installing the floor, the build process is actually a breeze (inflate all chambers to 25% except keel, align and install floor, install stringers, make sure alignment is on point, finish filling all chambers then fill keel). This takes a majority of the aggravation out of the equation. It still takes some muscle to hold the tubes back and to maneuver the floor boards in place, keep that in mind. Things I don't like? A few... There should be handles in the front of the boat, 1 on either side, to aid maneuvering the boat at shore and when a wheel kit is attached. I wrote CS regarding purchasing a set and they don't have them 😑. It's also not super easy to keep clean being white, it takes a bit of effort to keep it looking fresh. I'd like the seat mounts to be longer fore and aft to allow more customized placement of the benches. A better bailer would be nice. Finally, a set of d-rings or a built in strap on floor panel #5 would be great to secure a gas tank. In the end we are please with our purchase. We're super happy with the quality of our Catalina. We'd definitely consider Newport in the future and we'd most certainly recommend them to friends and family. To those that may wonder about the outfitting done to ours in the pictures I've uploaded, the list is as follows: (1) Naviskin 6ft Bimini Top - Dark Grey - AZN (4) Brocraft Grey Glue On Mounts - AZN (4) Dkluub #6268 Bimini Mounts - Etsy (1) Oceanbroad 3M Self Adhesive EVA Foam Flooring, 105" Brown/Blk - AZN (1) Seamax Deluxe Black Edition Wheel Kit - AZN (1) Maximarine Lifters (Trim Tabs) - maximarine.com (2) SailorBags Seat Cushion Bags - Grey - Defender Industries (1) 8oz NRS Stabond Adhesive - NRS (1) Each of a WhiteDuck Duffle (all accessories), Gator Cases 58" Speaker Stand Bag (bimini top) - AZN (1) Navisafe Inflatable Complete Light Kit - AZN (1) Samman Fire Extinguisher Mount - AZN I hope this helps!
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