Amazon BRIS Dinghy - Breakdown and Pack-up [Full Tutorial & Time-lapse]
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- Опубліковано 16 тра 2021
- How to break down the Bris dinghy from Amazon once you are finished using it. It packs down to approximately 125cm x 70cm x 45cm in size.
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Thank you for making this.. I packed up my Bris 9.8 and was exhausted while doing it.. I'm 53 and thought "man I'm getting old" but after seeing a much younger man huffin the same way I feel good. Your channel is the reason I bought it..
Glad we could help! We had to pack and unpack both of them a few times over the past week and it does get a bit easier after that, but its definitely a workout.
@@HufflerGarage yeah it really is. Still trying to figure out how the factory packed it so nice a neat in thar little box
That's. Why big inboard yaghts best
I would keep the floor boards separate when packing up. Just make up a few straps to tie them together in their own little bundles. Makes life a lot easier on the old back.
Perfect length video to watch on a lunch break. Thank you, and keep'em comin.
You got it!
great job, very helpful.
Glad it was helpful!
Great tip, I didn't know the foot/hand pump was reversible.
With a 12.5 I found that pulling the top of the tubes inboard, especially at the transom while deflating really cuts down the length.
If you pull to much air it's very difficult to make it smaller because of friction, but if overall volume/length isn't an issue, no problem.
Thankyuo guys!
No More huffing and puffing to install and dismantle floor
The trick is simple: to install the side bars while the dinghy is partially inflated then INFLATE the keel fully this lifts the floor and allows you to insert the side bars with a minimum of effort
To remove the floor deflate the boat but keep the keel inflated until you remove the side bars )
Thanks!
No problem! Thank you for supporting the channel!
Once broken down you can fit the boat in most hatchback or wagons and even in sedans with large trunks. With practice, it only takes about 10 minutes to fully break down.
Can you carry it on your back back like a backpack if your a real gritty f#$&$
@@bennyoropeza5665how gritty of a f$&@
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
I cant seem to find any with COO or HID and the state of Illinois wont let me on public waters with a motor. A real bummer I want one of these so bad
All of the BRIS dinghies should come with an MCO/MSO & HIN. That should be all you need to register.
Hello, I’m about to order this boat but I have a couple of questions, do I have to register this boats? Can I install a 3.5 HanKai motor?
It depends on your jurisdiction. Where we live, you must register the boat if you put any motor on it.
I was just looking a buying this model, is this 12ft?
The red one is 10 ft and the grey on is the 10.8 ft, but these models both come in a few different sizes.
What size are those boats?
The red one is 10ft and the grey one is 10.8ft.
Can I install a roof on those?
Yes, they make a bimini top: amzn.to/3FWMVT6
Hello , can I register this boats ?
I would check the requirements with your jurisdiction (state/province/country/etc.) to make sure, but these boats come with a Hull ID Number (HIN) and a Manufacturers Statement of Origin (MSO/MCO). That was all we needed to register them in our state.
What is the point in using a pump to deflate the boat? just open the valves,roll the boat and put your weight on the folded boat for a few seconds.
When you do it that way, you end up with air pockets forming as you try to fold it up. Pumping all of the air out makes it much easier to fold.
@@HufflerGarage I have a itiwit kayak and a 9ft grand corvette and never had such an issue. on the contrary, it is very difficult to fold a fully deflated boat. you need to deflate & fold at the same time. the case for boat may be different, maybe its pvc is thicker.
the bag is too cheap, rip them apart on my fist time.
I'm surprised we haven't managed to rip them as thin as the materials are. The bag may be covered under warranty. Probably not, but its worth a shot.
@@HufflerGarage thanks, will try.
thanks for the heads up, now i know not to buy one