BRIS 14.1ft Inflatable Boat Inflatable Kayak 3 Person Kayak Canoe Fishing poonton Boat

I bought this boat because it was narrow enough to roll up and fit in the storage bin under my RV. The boat itself is made well and good quality for the price. I use a ryobi one plus inflator finish off with the foot pump and can get the boat in the water in about 15 minutes. As others have mentioned the carry bag handles are useless, i use the sinch straps to carry. I have used it with both a 4 hp 2stroke and a brand new 6 hp 4 stroke outboard and it handles both easily, you have to have the floor inflated to proper psi with the gas motor and it will plane very well. With the 6 hp and just me it really moves and planes nicely no worries of it not handling the power. With Two adults, a 3 year old and our large dog in choppy water it does just fine. Some times i have worried about the dog putting a hole in it but after many trips and it still holds air with no patches. I am very happy with it. I have added a bimini top and even some battery powered nav lights for night fishing.Just wanted to add, it's been three years of use now and it is still going strong.

Been using it all week and I'm impressed. Great price and very good quality. Super stable, instructions and inflating were simple. Easy to row and zooms along with my 55 lbs of thrust electric motor.. Could not be happier with the product and the price after the 1st week.

I ordered this and it was shipped the next day. Only took 5 days from placing the order to drop off via FedEx. It's a nice Kaboat. Comes with oars, foot pump, repair kit, inflatable floor insert and manufacturers statement of origin. Very happy with this. I'd point out that the foot pump is great for doing the bulk of the inflation quickly but will not reach the correct PSI. You really need a hand or electric air pump with a PSI gauge to finish the inflation correctly.

I like the this boat, it feels solid and handles well. The craftsmanship could be better though, as the nose of the boat points slightly to the left when inflated. It's cosmetic of course, does not affect the functionality. I like the fact that the bottom pad that is a separate insert inflates rock solid with almost no give, when standing up. I guess it is due to its drop-stitch design. There also 2 little fins along the sides on the boats bottom, which add to tracking. They weren't showing on the product pictures and came to me as a pleasant surprise, as I saw similar on more expensive Saturn Ka-boats. There are 4 separate inflatable sections. I am not a heavy person - about 150 Lbs, but still there were virtually no tilt on the boat, when I stood on one of the sides. Perhaps the weight of the motor and the battery help to counterbalance?I wish the seats were aluminum, hence lighter, but in the end the wooden ones worked out well, because I could easily cut the middle one to add an incert to make it wider, so I managed to put a canopy on, as well as easily screw the sits mounts in. I spent 6 hours on the lake using 55 Lbs trolling motor on 3rd speed mostly and still had about 30% battery (100A/H) left. Putting the boat together, with the canopy took about 50 min for the 1st time and 30 min to take apart and pack in the trunk of the mid sized SUV.

It’s very easy to row. Very good product

Great good quality

I bought this boat because it could easily be transported in the back of my pickup truck when I go camping. The day I received it and unpacked it I immediately put it in the bag to see how easy it was to transport, seats and oars not included. When I picked it up both bag handles literally ripped off. Bris quickly sent me another carry bag but it was of the same quality so forget the bag it's useless. The boat appears to be pretty well built and so far I am happy with the quality of construction. My certificate of origin said it could handle 8HP max. Don't believe that for a second unless you want the boat to fold in half above half throttle. It would be much better at 5 or 6HP max!

Have used about a dozen times now. I use it for mostly ocean fishing in New England (about 10 miles offshore) have paired with 6hp Yamaha and can go all day on about a gallon of fuel. Gets up to about 17 mph with just one person and handles rough water pretty safely, although not the most comfortable ride. Can fish with two people but it will slow you down quite a bit and you’ll be on top of each other the whole time. There’s nothing else that can get you out where I go for even close to the price and it has landed many fish.