Is this sturdy enough to store inflated on a outdoor boat rack for a weekend or even a month vs inflating/deflating every use?
1315388
I really don't know.. I live in a small apartment and I deflate after each use.. The boat inflates quickly and easily with the pump provided.
1935489
It isn't too bad. My husband and I carried it (a bit awkwardly) with baskets and fishing gear for maybe 1/8 of a mile. The size makes it awkward, but I think you could get it up a balcony. We don't leave ours inflated while storing it, either. Also, if you get a lot of wind, leaving it inflated may cause it to blow away.
148516
It definitely holds the air overnight (which many other brands do not) - not sure how it would hold up long term - I guess you could just inflate it periodically as needed.
1439618
Absolutely. I love that boat. Do not over inflate. You will get years of use.
1248376
Tested at 350 lbs (2 persons) and survived very well for 2 weeks. Be careful when moving the inflated bed on rough surfaces (e.g. carpet): the legs may tear tiny holes in them surrounding vinyl and the bed will start deflating. If you need to change its position, deflate to the point when it starts to fold, then move.dvl
1024996
Definitely!!! That's what I use mine for. I've inflated balloons ranging from 12" - 36" with no problems.
1219558
It's sturdy enough I think, but the rack is MUCH smaller than it looks. It's a good rack to put outside or in your bathtub if you need to air-dry a few small things like shirts, maybe bathing suits, stuff like that. Beach towels tend to be longer, and made of thicker material. They'd probably end up hitting the ground, or not drying at all if you needed to layer them. This rack probably wouldn't be your best bet for that use.
704047
it is fairly sturdy but I don't think it would be good outside unless it was under cover. I think it would leak around the top where you put the garbage in.
2232721
It's plenty sturdy. I wouldn't run it over with a tank or use it as a hammer but it should hold up fine for you.
2195892
Mine has supported 230 pounds each night for weeks. It hasn't shown any signs of deflating or other problems.
1398622
I would suggest instead you get a mushroom anchor also offered by Amazon due to the prongs on the folding anchor. If it lands with he prongs extended in the inflatable boat it could possibly puncture it.
1703804
As to sturdy yeah it is.but I don't consider this a waterproof storage product
106067
The WOW Waterway is INFLATABLE. It really does not take much time, maybe 15 minutes. We bought 2 used from Amazon and BOTH had holes. We put patches on each area and use for my 8 year old. Very sturdy. Buy NEW!!!
1935491
It's actually a little less in weight when inflated but it is quite massive or awkward to handle. I also live on the 2nd floor and I store my raft in the corner but it's deflated and rolled up. I also cover it with a thin blanket to keep it out of the sun. My wife doesn't like a clutter balcony so I have to fold it nice and tight and put the paddles in the closet. Hope this helped.
1438451
This version is much more sturdy. We had the soft sided version and it deflated the first night. We returned it and purchased this one on amazon. We enjoyed it daily for 3 months, cleaned it to store and will use again this year!
2214217
I would not suggest it, is a nice inflatable I use to get to my sailboat and back, but is a on a protected cove, you could fish very close, is not a boat I would venture very far out
2218061
It is sturdy enough to set up outside. It won't be waterproof though, so I would only use it for a time and then bring it back in. It is not a permanent outdoor setup.