08-02-2011, 01:02 AM
[quote pontoonman][quote flygoddess]You didn't look at the floaters did you. The last column of boats on that site. There are V tubes and small pontoon shapes. No step back in my eyes at all. They are pretty state of the art..but that is just my take.[/quote]
Sorry, I don't surf or browse websites with Asian labeling, even when converted to English.
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HUH? I took it you looked at the site because you described the Zodiac style boats. right under the three pictures is POWER BOAT, ELECTRIC BOAT, & FLOATER with a list of boats under them, but your prerogative to not look for sure.
But, your analyses of the intended float tube boat was in correct.
"Thanks for the link, but Zephyrboat design represents a step backwards in terms of design compared to a "V" or pontoon, IMHO. Poor comfort, no adjustable seat back position, no easy step in-out or on off, non bailing muddy floors and cleanup, no built in tackle bags, etc.."
They are pretty cool and a lot of features. Just too bad they are not marketed here in the US. I think they could be a hit.
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Sorry, I don't surf or browse websites with Asian labeling, even when converted to English.
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HUH? I took it you looked at the site because you described the Zodiac style boats. right under the three pictures is POWER BOAT, ELECTRIC BOAT, & FLOATER with a list of boats under them, but your prerogative to not look for sure.
But, your analyses of the intended float tube boat was in correct.
"Thanks for the link, but Zephyrboat design represents a step backwards in terms of design compared to a "V" or pontoon, IMHO. Poor comfort, no adjustable seat back position, no easy step in-out or on off, non bailing muddy floors and cleanup, no built in tackle bags, etc.."
They are pretty cool and a lot of features. Just too bad they are not marketed here in the US. I think they could be a hit.
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