It is likely that if you are reading this, you are thinking about purchasing this boat. Excellent option, but be aware that this boat has limitations and costs more than $150 before making a purchase. It does not accommodate five persons, first and foremost. More like two or maybe three adults. It would work very well with two people and a couple of kids. Secondly, it's a difficult boat to row. For this boat, a trolling motor is required. Third, you must register any boat, including inflatables, with game and fish and abide by boating rules if you install a trolling motor on it—at least in North Dakota. (You shouldn't need to register it if it doesn't have a motor.) As an air boat, it performs remarkably well with little to no current. Although I haven't attempted it yet, I don't think I want to in a river with current. I'm really happy with this boat overall. Given that the vinyl is thicker than an air mattress, it appears to be durable. I don't think I would trust my poles to be secure in the fishing pole holders because they seem flimsy. It is an extremely portable boat.

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