Explore the Lakes of Colorado in Style with a Pontoon Boat

Amazon Customer: He love's it, money well spent. He made a rack for hauling it and uses it almost every day.

United States on Aug 15, 2023

Jeffer: This boat is very easy to put together. 100% right choice and a great price.

United States on Jul 18, 2023

Martin: Pros: frame is sturdy yet breaks down easily, pontoon covers are rugged, easy to manuever, stable for its size.

Cons: the only thing that I'm not crazy about is the foot rests - because the attach using pins and are not a particularly tight fit, they tend to twist some. Easily remedied with two bolts and self locking nuts.

I'm a boater of nearly 40 years experience, and this little craft is a keeper. Plenty of storage room in the wire basket and a good bit in the pockets too. I'm very pleased.

United States on Jun 01, 2023

Debbie Patterson: Bit of a pain to put together the first time, but good quality. I'd get a swivel for the seat, and mod it so you can stand in the front. Other than that good. Oh buy a 10 pound weight and ditch the weight bag they give you. Might cut down on shipping costs but that was cheap junk.

Canada on Jul 25, 2022

Tom L: The only thing I would say is it would be nice to have had a second rod holder included. Other than that, this is an excellent fishing boat with lots of pockets and easy to assemble.

Canada on Jul 19, 2022

Wayne Christian: Excellent pontoon using with oars very maneuverable - had issues when I put on the electric motor as the location of the motor mount made it difficult to reach the motor handle

Canada on Jul 14, 2022

Mitch Wise: Bought one for me and one for the wife. Both frames fit in the back of my 6' pickup bed by laying two 2x4s across the sides of the bed and strapping them down. One frame in the bed and the other on top of the 2x4s. Pontoons are folded and placed in two totes. I can haul everything I need in my truck (6' bed, crew cab).
Last year it was all rowing and good exercise but this year I bought two Mini Kota Endura 30 trolling motors and two marine batteries. With cheaper battery box I have about $250 per boat invested in the trolling motors setup.
I also bought small swivel mounts for the seats. I'm going to get a taller seat pedestal and swivel soon to raise me up and give me more leg room. (UPDATE- Did that and didn’t like it. Kept the short swivel but took the raised pedestal off.)
I bought everything, the batteries, trolling motors and swivels at Walmart. They had a small marine battery but I opted for a slightly larger one thinking more about charge time than weight.
I'm a touch over 300 pounds so the battery and trolling motor puts me right at the boat's weight limit. I had to move my seat all the way forward to help distribute the weight of me and the battery.
I...

United States on Jul 05, 2022

Marc M: This thing is awesome. I was comfortable for the entire day on this thing. I also want to add that i am currently 380lbs and this thing keeps me afloat perfectly and with a small battery and fish-finder attached. The back of my butt did get a bit wet when trying to row quickly, but like i said, I'm really fat so its to be expected. Now let's hope the pontoons don't pop from my big behind.

Canada on Sep 02, 2020

Craig U.Craig U.: There's nothing cheap about this boat. The frame is large, at least 1 inch tubing. Everything seems to be powder coated. Frame pieces line up and pins drop in without rubber mallet smacking. I can't even say that about my Port-a-Bote. (Since sold) I needed to keep a mallet with it to get seats etc. to line up. None of that crap with this boat.

The heavy nylon pontoon covering removes with large sleeping bag type zippers. Lots of storage pockets with large zippers. My first time out, I launched next to a guy with a RIB boat, and his obviously expensive boat had the same inflate/deflate valves. He borrowed my double action pump because his foot pump was too slow, and the same fitting worked in his boat's valves.

I read other reviews talking about adding a swivel seat piece, and it's very easy. (I ordered the swivel piece along with the boat) The 1st time out though was irritating because I used whatever hardware I had on hand. The wingnuts will leave holes in your fingers, standard bolts spin and don't get tight enough. The photos show version 2.0 of the seat adjustment. I used carriage bolts in the swivel part because the square head section prevents spinning of the...

United States on Jun 28, 2017

Jim: I've had this for about 3 weeks now and have it pretty much customized for the way I like to fish. Very stable in the water. There are a few minor gripes like the lack of oar rests but it was easy to fabricate up a set. Very quick to set up and take down. One problem I had on initial set up was getting the one of the foot rests to insert into the tube on the seat frame, it was very tight. The weld penetration on the seat frame tube caused a bump inside the tube. I had to take a die grinder to knock down the bump and it fit fine after that - but issues like this could be a problem for people without access to the right tools. Overall I think I got my money's worth
Update. I've had this 2 years now and still love it. I've done quite a few modifications since then and I'm not done tweaking it yet. I'm fortunate enough to live in a area where I have access to dozens of small lakes. There are very few places I can't take this thing and its compact enough that I can just keep it in the car all summer.

Canada on Aug 21, 2016