Hi, Thank you from Canada for such a great Video. We just ordered ours today. Any hint or advise regarding the set up and care, as well as having onboard motors. Greatly appreciate. By the way I see you carry the boat on your back to launch it, is it heavy or do you recommend launching wheel? Thanks again
Setup was really easy , only thing is it sticks together , so take your time when assembling. Other thing is the side aluminum stingers, they have a curve that matches the tube, really obvious when looking them how they go and make sure to get them lined up with the reinforcements. We just wash with mild boat soap and keep a cover on it to protect from the uv rays when its left on deck. Boat is about 120lbs (55kg give or take) and awkward to carry, I'd suggest wheels ! Imo boat needs a 9.9hp outboard, but with 2 of us and some gear onboard with our 6hp we top out just under 6knots Thanks for watching!! We will do a update video on it in afew months
Hey, I just found your channel, very cool and great information. Question for you, I am going to buy an inflatable this month with an Aluminum floor and transom. Is it best to store the boat deflated in the bag over the Winter months " I live in the Northeast" or keep it inflated. I am also concerned with mice getting in to the garage and eating the PVC Any recommendations? Thanks so much
We have always kept ours folded up when not in use, had one in our old one in the garage and no issues after afew months, not sure about mice. We will have a follow up vid on this dinghy is a month or 2
The bris is a decent dinghy. Ih've had one for 5 years, but a 6hp wont plane with 1 person let alone 2. I have an 8hp 2-stroke on mine and it will only just plane with 1 person onboard.
I would like to have that for magnet fishing, I wonder if you have any extra boat 🛥 that you don't want you can send it my way John E May 😮😮😮I am a senior and low-income. ❤❤
John if our channel ever gets big enough and we get a sponsorship for a dinghy I'll let you have this one . But channel will have to get bigger before that happens
![Amazon BRIS Dinghy - Breakdown and Pack-up [Full Tutorial & Time-lapse]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/p410x6tZke8/mqdefault.jpg)
It’s great to see Kasi getting more comfortable on camera. Y’all gonna make some awesome content together now!
Keep on keeping on 🤘
She has her moods , some days she all about it the next she hates seeing the cam come out , and thanks man!!!!!
You won't know yourselves with a new tender, looks lovely and light too. Nearly there 😉🥰⛵
its only 120 lbs so not bad at all!! thanks, we plan to move on the boat July or so and setting off south the 1st of 2024
You all! This is the funniest video you have made. I think this could hit the charts! Good to see you both having so much fun!
Thanks so much!! it was a fun one to make!
Very nice! And I’m a little jealous, lol. Seriously happy for you, that’s a good dinghy
Thank you!! 😁
i just purchased the 10.8 so far, I love mine
Congrats, we were gonna get the 10.8 but didn't have room for it on deck.
We will be putting up our follow up in it in the next few weeks
Hi, Thank you from Canada for such a great Video. We just ordered ours today. Any hint or advise regarding the set up and care, as well as having onboard motors. Greatly appreciate. By the way I see you carry the boat on your back to launch it, is it heavy or do you recommend launching wheel? Thanks again
Setup was really easy , only thing is it sticks together , so take your time when assembling. Other thing is the side aluminum stingers, they have a curve that matches the tube, really obvious when looking them how they go and make sure to get them lined up with the reinforcements.
We just wash with mild boat soap and keep a cover on it to protect from the uv rays when its left on deck.
Boat is about 120lbs (55kg give or take) and awkward to carry, I'd suggest wheels !
Imo boat needs a 9.9hp outboard, but with 2 of us and some gear onboard with our 6hp we top out just under 6knots
Thanks for watching!! We will do a update video on it in afew months
@@GoingWith-TheFlo Thank you so very much.
Hey,
I just found your channel, very cool and great information.
Question for you,
I am going to buy an inflatable this month with an Aluminum floor and transom.
Is it best to store the boat deflated in the bag over the Winter months " I live in the Northeast" or keep it inflated.
I am also concerned with mice getting in to the garage and eating the PVC
Any recommendations?
Thanks so much
We have always kept ours folded up when not in use, had one in our old one in the garage and no issues after afew months, not sure about mice. We will have a follow up vid on this dinghy is a month or 2
Wring mice cook fod ratattooee and kver the hesde
The bris is a decent dinghy. Ih've had one for 5 years, but a 6hp wont plane with 1 person let alone 2. I have an 8hp 2-stroke on mine and it will only just plane with 1 person onboard.
thanks for the info, 5 years is awesome!! We do a see a 9.9 2 stroke in our future
I would like to have that for magnet fishing, I wonder if you have any extra boat 🛥 that you don't want you can send it my way John E May 😮😮😮I am a senior and low-income. ❤❤
John if our channel ever gets big enough and we get a sponsorship for a dinghy I'll let you have this one . But channel will have to get bigger before that happens