Costco Tobin Sports Boat Review
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 มิ.ย. 2024
- Now that we've had the Tobin Sports inflatable dinghy (Mirovia Pro) from Costco for several months, we can give some of our thoughts on the boat and hopefully answer the age old question: Should you buy it?
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(This boat is identical to the one from Costco, but is much more expensive)**
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0:00 Intro
0:42 What We Like
1:17 Riding
2:21 Boat Overview
4:20 More Riding
5:56 What We Don't Like
7:23 Outro
8:44 Blooper - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
Awesome - Looks like fun Thanks for the update!
Great Review! I cant wait to get one!
I love my Tobin Sports boat with a Honda 9.9 outboard🤩🤩
Looks superfun dude is local aquaman 😂
Great demo! Hey, how is the boat holding up? If stored in a cool garage, do you think it could last a few years or more?
You could put a thin piece of plywood cut to the shape of the floor to stiffen and flatten out the bottom more. you'd want router the edge and sand it well and seal it to avoid puncturing the side tubes. you'd have the option to put it in or leave it for for portability or make it sectional.
Two questions how do you like the engine? Where did you buy it. Also, do you think you could hook up a tube until somebody behind that boat. I bought the same one but haven’t taken it out of the box yet lol.
I love my Tobin , i have 18Hp on its awesome, can't wait to used again this summer, here from Richmond VA . USA
Seems that Costco doesn't sell them anymore. Wonder why?
Huffler, you should put two 12hp hangkais on one of those inflatables and see how well it holds up
I'm very new to inflatables, and I'm seeing prices literally all over the place. Let's start with a basic cheapo question: how is something like this better/different compared to any of the Intex inflatables which are significantly less expensive? (Mariner, Excursion, Seahawk)
How about the Bris stuff which is about twice the price?
How durable would you consider the underside to be? If I buy one, I would like to be able to drag it up on to beaches, some may have small rocks.
Do you have a link for the boat please?
Good video! I’m in the uk, had one for about a year now. I bought it to get my skills up before I invest in something a bit more expensive. It obviously has its shortcomings being a cheap boat but for the money it’s unbeatable. I have put a board under the floor at the front to reduce the flex, and the ‘doming’ over the keel which seems to of worked. My main advice though- this boat doesn’t seem to like a 15hp. With just me on it it goes well with a 4hp, but an 8-10 seems to be it’s ‘sweet spot’. I had a 15 on mine and over 2/3 throttle it didn’t like it. I tried everything but didn’t wanna play. Keep up the good work 👍
Anyone know if the 12hp hangkai would work well with the 8’ inflatable?
Oh and my hangkai manual is for both the 9hp and the 12hp so I wonder if you are wrong or that guy who told you the motor was a 9.8 is wrong and the 9.8 is the 9.8 and the 12hp is the 12hp
I'll go in costco tommorrow get one lol I was gonna get the zuzumar from suzuki at 3x the price of that one !!! But here $$ talk !!
Short shaft or long shaft ?
Rock the boat rock the boat baby😂
Looks like the 12HP gets the dinghy up on plane better than the 6HP. For slightly more $$ ($599 + shipping) I'd recommend the Saturn CB330 over the Costco model...you get heat-welded seams (the Tobin Sports inflatable are glued) on the Saturn and a better quality German Heytex 1100 Denier reinforced PVC. I've had the Saturn FCB290 heavy duty 9'6" (slightly smaller than the Tobin) for a couple of years and have run it over rocks, beached it on fairly rugged terrain, it has proven to be very durable. Make sure you do some research and read up on reviews before buying a dinghy suited for how you intend on using it.
But the costco one u can return at anytime for any reason no question ask just for that ... the glue don't matter anymore heheh
@@patteioval3109I agree 💯 but if you return it few years later, you can't repurchaseagain if it's unavailable...
I am from Morocco and I want this. How can I buy it🙂🙂
Hay, on your next video could you look into better seats for inflatable boats such as helm and seats with back support. Thanks
I'm still trying to get my Bris and Hankai 12hp registered in SC after three months
I live in sc too what is the issue with that -new to boating as well
I bought one, i did install a 4 stroke 15hp mercury mtr, 16" lenght, but bost suffered cavitation when i did throttled it down, do somebody knows why is this happening?
I have a merc 10hp short shaft and it keeps popping out of the water. My next step is to cut the transom down a few inches.
All these people doing reviews on a river or lake any boat would work good on that try the ocean them we will see how good it’s really made tho 😂
For me you can’t compare on a lake those boats can handle a 15 ho as I have one on mine tho amd test it on the ocean then you will see in the ocean is the real test for me not on a lake tho
Or get it back on that lake when it's windy... Is very calm in the video.
They are very stable for their size, but very light compared to conventional boats so you'll want to keep extra weight in higher wind conditions, also everything is more buoyant in salt water.
When do they start selling them I don’t care them on Costco websites
We first noticed them last year mid-April, so I would assume they should start selling them again within the next month or so.
Thank you I really enjoy your Channel!!
Rock the boat quickly turned to Im alil unsteady. Lol