Could this be used in the middle of the river and then rolled and transported back to the docks with the boat?
2009381
It can be but be careful not to rub it on rocks, it will take a chunk out if it.
2009382
It could be used in a river, but if you're planning to pull it behind the boat (couldn't tell from your question) it would most likely swamp.
2009383
It should be okay to transport by boat, the raft is pretty light. It is a bit difficult to roll up when you don't have much room, so you might have to drag it back to the dock behind the boat.
2009384
It depends on the strength of the current, if you have a way to anchor the pad so it stays in place then it would work well. When rolled up it is about 3 feet in diameter. We use ours on a lake. We throw an anchor in that is attached to a buoy and then the pad is tethered to the buoy. Let me know if you have other questions. Larry
410743
You could use it there, but it would be difficult to roll due to the hard narrow wheels. For sand you absolutely need fat inflated tires, which I'm sure you could get, perhaps with the same size snap in tube aluminum "feet". Then you could change out the tires dependant upon the application. As is though, doable, but hard work.
625148
It could but it is top heavy so likely to roll over. Without the heavy top bits it will float. My son has loved this boat - he got it with his own money when he was about 5 years old and is nearly 9 and still plays with it .
987378
It might, but the weight of the canoe may eventually compromise the material. Also it may peel away from weather. Might be worth a try though.
487293
Well, I am not sure I can answer this as we only move it when we remove it from the boat and put it in our vehicle when the boat is being used. As long as you wrap in a towel or something soft like that, it should be fine. It works great!
2248719
I would not use in a fast flowing river. If the water was high and no rock it would be fine.
333712
Sure you can pull it with any type water craft, but why? Maybe just to relocate it and then anchor it. The intent of this vessel is a "PARTY ISLAND" not for "WHITE WATER RAFTING". My friends drift on the lake, wherever the wind and waves take them, then get in the water and swim/push it home when they've had enough sun. "CAUTION" a sea anchor/drogue on a short tether is a must, you definitely don't want the "ISLAND" moving faster than you can swim. Don't forget your PFDs.
1860872
I don't think this could be used in this fashion. Possible, but doesn't seem at all practical. I use the large size pool "noodles" to move my yak from trunk to roof. Works like a charm . I use two, one gets me to the roof and then add the second to the back end. Just roll the yak on the noodle. I leave them in place to protect the roof for tie-down.
2232696
Yes it can. I used my sliding track to secure the back ties of the bimini and it works fine. I could fold it forward to store it or backard to store it. Depending on where you want the bimini to reside on the boat you will the sliding track 100% or partially fixing the fore or aft end to some permanent mount on your boat. Hope this helps!
1461053
It's fairly stiff so I doubt you could roll it, however it does have a handle to carry it at the rear of it
289907
Depending on how steep the ramp is, the boat could slide into the water;but isn't that the idea? DAVEO
35032
I guess it depends on the river and how fast the water is moving! I would advise against it if you are likely to come into contact with rocks and trees as the material is not strong enough and will easily puncture!
1336566
You can use sand, if the sand is fine. It should flow through the water wheel part.
2075234
Yes you can. Even with the base filled completely (with water in our case) it is still pretty easy to move. Use a dolly or move it back and forth.
2208443
Yes . But I was not happy with the way it sticks out so far in front when transporting your boat on the trailer . I couldn't even put my boat on a trailer so I sent it back . But know where in the description did it tell you that . you cant pull the boat up to the bank it sticks out to far . It sucks . Very bad design .. would not recommend this for anyone
789455
No. It can't. It uses the square railing as support to hold the grill out above the water. If the rail was round it would just swing down and hang off the side of the boat.
98455
Yes for your purpose it would work. It didn't work for us at a long wooden marina dock because the front wheels would each go their own way and no way to lock them in order to pull straight. In the parking lot it was fine though.