BRIS 15.4 ft Inflatable Boat Inflatable Rescue & Dive Inflatable Raft Power Boat review

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by entering your model number.. 30 Days money back guarantee. All of our boats come with 3 year manufacturer warranty. Guarantee begins when product is delivered.. Premium Quality Materials : BRIS this model is made by 2,000 Dtex 1.2mm PVC fabric with polyester support, having excellent resistance to tearing, tension and breaking . It is a much more heavy-duty PVC fabric than 1100 Dtex 0.9mm PVC boats .. Seams: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 .. Features: durable marine plywood transom for outboard motor, double layers of fabric at the bottom of the tubes This allows 2.4mm of lower tube protection from sharp rocks and abrasive sands. deep V-keel with rub-strake protection for easy planing . five individual chambers, one-way drain valve with plug, built-in oarlock for easy rowing, transom stainless "D" lifting rings, eleven interior tie down stainless steel D-ring on tubes, two large tow stainless steel D-rings on bow and rear tubes. Included: PVC Hull, Aluminum Floors Panels, 3x Aluminum Bench Seat, Repair Kit, 2x Aluminum Oars, Carrying Bag, and Foot Pump.

[@donaldmartin4620]

I have this one amd have no issues or problems with it chips threw big waves it’s made for that fact it is also a recuse boat

[@cmacclel]

WTF all Amazon review comments and pictures!

[@aaronjahed2692]

I am thinking to purchase the exact same boat. Can you tell me how is it holding within the last three or four years you have had it? Any issues or regrets

[@davehanna1557]

(In a robot voice)… It’s been over a year, how’s it been holding up😀

[@mattg9372]

Please do a better and "real" review etc. thanks for the info, but terrible video with 5 pics and robot voice.

[@EbbWeaver]

Buuuuuut. Being on the ocean a normal boat is not supposed to flex on the waves. My 12.5 ft can't handle chop over 2 ft. I imagine this is similar. Typical boats use a Keel since the Viking times. In order to cut through the waves vertically. Inflatables like this one don't do so well. Mine has an inflatable keel but the keel is not steep enough nor long enough to stabilize the craft through heavy chop. "if" the right conditions are met with large waves spaced apart then this raft will work but not be able to achieve any measure of success when trying to traverse. And it will react like a heavy storm in the middle of the pacific. Other than that I get a lot of value out of my Stryker.

[@user-og1wr9fp5i]

You should always follow manufacturers instructions! Inflatable boats are not suppose to flex when inflated and on water! (lb) stands for pounds, as in weight! A "motor" is electric as an engine uses gasoline to operate! Bris recommends a max of a 40 Hp outboard engine, why would you use a 9.9Hp? If you rely on this idiot to help you make a decision to by a boat, you're in for a surprise! YOU SHOULD NOT DO REVIEWS OF ANY KIND!!!

[@donaldmartin4620]

I have this same boat and use a 15 h p motor amd have no problem with it at all fact