TOP 5 Reasons ⎸ Why Choose an STRYKER inflatable BOAT
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ส.ค. 2024
- Here are the Top five reasons to own a Stryker inflatable boat:
Safety
We have designed the Stryker inflatable boat to have multiple air chambers and a large tubes that allow for incredible flotation, this makes an inflatable boat a stable, safe platform for you and your family.
There's a reason why first responders and search and rescue crews choose inflatable boats to rescue other capsize vessels is a safety aspect that provides for themselves as well as for you the ability to get both parties back to shore. There is also an incredible amount of load in this Stryker 380 2500 pound weight rating that makes it an incredible, safe boat.
Portability and Storage
Today we bought this on our Marlon snowmobile deck and we were in the water and under 10 minutes. You can pack this up in a trailer, RV, SUV, car or a pick up truck. The portability is second to none and it does fit really well it's almost everyone's life. Stryker Inflatable Boats pack down into hockey size duffle bag, this size allows you to pack up the boat and put it into a small space. An inflatable boat doesn't take a bunch of room in your life especially now where smaller storage becomes an issue. Inflatable boat will allow you and your family out on the water safety as well as the ease of storage and putting it away.
Fuel efficiency
An inflatable boat requires a much smaller engine unlike an aluminum or fibreglass boat. You can get away with a much smaller engine as well they are light. Today we have the Mercury 20hp motor on a Stryker LX 380 (12' 5") inflatable boat. We will use an incredibly low amount of fuel, we might burn $3-$5 worth of fuel at $2/litre gas prices. We're not cruising all day long, but we'll go to a location, check it out, go for a hike, get back in the boat. That's a significant amount of savings for a recreational toy! Regardless of where fuel prices are going, you will be able to afford to get out on the water with a Stryker boat.
Versatility
If you look around the boat, we have d rings throughout. The D-rings allow you to attach swim ladders, luggage tie downs, and all the various tie downs you may want when you are out on the water. Also we have 5-8 Scotty bases preinstalled. You can plug and play up to 30 different fishing accessories. Fish finder mounts, rod holders, cup holders. bait board, pot pullers (trapease) Also we have installed Bimini mounts to add a Bimini or a sunshade for protection from the elements (rain or sunshine). The versatility of a Stryker inflatable boat is second to none to any other inflatable boat on the market today. This is something that is overlooked when someone is searching for a cheaper boat. There tons of boats on the market, but none of them give you the flexibility or versatility that we do. Each of the Scotty pre-installed pads, Bimini mounts, d-rings and Stryker Shield, would cost 100's of dollars to be installed on another brand of boat. It might seem like you are paying less for something, but the reality is if you want to use the boat the way it's meant to be used, you will be spending more money in the future building it to where it is today.
Easy Maintenance
Anything that requires energy or effort from us can take away from the experience. The only maintenance on an infltable is the odd soap and water wash down if you choose.
Once a year maintenance on your Mercury or other brand outboard if you are under 100 hours. Outside of these two things, there really isn't anything you have to do to your Stryker, making it an incredible investment for you and your time.
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Just an idea for you to consider. What would be super amazing is if you could manage to make a product that can be assembled by anyone and would include the full equipment to have a steering system, a nice deck, and a standing and seating position for the steering, that can be assembled by anyone.
I want it!!! This looks perfect for me!
Sold! I just need a little bigger boat, but you got that.
It's safe - it's basically a boat-shaped LIFE-JACKET!
For me, it was I did not want to pay for storage. Now that I bought an inflatable boat I think it is awesome. I got a 9.9 hp prop to add to it and a garmin fish finder. I am hanging that sign (gone fishing)
Very nice!
OK, so another ideal job, selling and testing Stryker boats.
It’s not too bad. A tough day is when we have to test several boats. 🤪
Lol
I fish mainly for catfish they are mostly near the spillways of dams I have seen huge logs sticks come up like a pop up book its rare to hear a boat getting smacked by one but I am worried about rocks and fishing hooks and smoking how good are the patches in log term what is the life expectation in fresh water and noon high sun I fish missouri and Mississippi rivers currents can get ruff price of these boats new is pretty close to a used boat on the market that's the reason for all these questions
Sounds like a great spot up there Morton! I personally don’t think you have anything to worry about, but do all the research before moving ahead to make yourself comfortable with the decision! Let us know if there is anything specific we can help you with 😎💯⚓️
How do these boats fare being left in the sun all day, everyday? Also, are these boats safe in windy and choppy conditions on bigger lakes?
If protected properly with 303 aerospace protectant in the harsh heat of the summer every couple months you’re good to go. It never hurts to throw a cover on it either. so weird we have never seen an issue with anyone who’s taking care of their boat… even people that don’t do much maintenance it still generally turns out very, very well.
The boats are safe in any water. It will not sink. The occupants on the other hand may be quite rattled… but no more than any other inflatable. Big choppy water is generally handled much better by a RIB inflatable which we also carry.⚓️
@@StrykerInflatableBoats Thank you very much for the reply. I don’t have any experience with inflatable boats,but they tick a lot of boxes for me. Ultimately, it comes down to safety.
How long would these last?
my worry would be getting a hook stuck, accidentally dropping my knife or a crab puncturing the beautiful boat. What do yoi think?
with proper care inflatable boats can last 10 - 20 years. It's unlikely a hook would puncture your bat unless you are intentionally stabbing the tubes with the hook. We reinforce areas around the seating area where action (ie, knives & crabs) happen to protect against punctures. if you do happen to put a hole in your boat they are Abe to be repaired (usually with the repair kit that is included with the boat).
I wish I could win one so I can complete my mission in saving our beautiful waterways universe. But I'm a very young poor adult trying to make a big impact in saving our waterways. I wish I could win one of these inflatable boat or I wish the company can donate me one.
Hey edgar just wanted to say this:
Wish in one hand shit in the other and see which one fills up faster!
bro you keep saying this and you have no platform. just cause I like to clean up after myself doesnt mean that Im gonna save "our waterways"
be an adult and save up if you want a freaking boat
@@ctdvargas I'm saving up thanks my friend but yeah I'm on a mission in saving our waterways where I live.
what is the size of your boat in the video?
360 & 360 (11'7" & 12'5")
How hard is it to cut the bladders of a inflatable boat? Would a stick or sharp rock ruin it?
It’s quite difficult. It’s not something that our customers deal usually have to deal with. Our boats are very well protected compared to any other inflatable boat on the market.
I need a cheap solution to cross a 1.5km lake for in average 4ppl and space for camping gear
What would you recommend?
LX 360 with a 9.9hp should do the trick ⚓
@@StrykerInflatableBoats I was pretty curious about a propane 5hp engine. Would you say it would be severely underpowered?
we haven't tried one personally so can't confirm or deny. I'm sure it would move the boat but at what speed is unknown. @@louismartineau1596
i almost thought jeff bezos was talking..
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Striker boats are expensive .
You get what you pay for💯😎⚓️
Compared to a heavy-gauge all-welded aluminum boat they are not.
Comparatively these boats are very affordable and look damn near indestructible. I agree with Stryker-you get what you pay for.