Review on BRIS 10.8 Ft Inflatable Boat For Rafting, Fishing, And Tender Use - High-Quality Pontoon Dinghy by Eric Kim

This boat arrived early! I was pretty excited and decided to assemble it right away. Despite my age and constant attack by mosquitos I had the boat out of the box , fully assembled and inflated in a little more than 1/2 an hr. My observations:Shipping box is heavy. You'll need helpTwist the little pins in the valves to make sure they are sealed before inflatingFootpump is cheesy and squeaky but worksInflate to 40% and floor assembly will be easyTake a moment to center and flatten the inflatable keel before putting floor inFloor panels are a bit heavy. Make sure the sides line up with each otherThe final "tent" move to flatten the floor was super easy. Watch the panel alignment.Align the floor side supports with the black reinforced patches on the side tubesInstall the seats before final inflationEasy peasy and I like the results. Boat looks tough. Tohatsu 9.8 is set to arrive next week, so we'll see how it goes then.UPDATE: Got the Tohatsu and I'm super-happy with the way this thing goes. Easy up onto a plane and tracks straight and true. Took it to a picnic about 3 miles up the river and it was a smooth easy ride. Beached/relaunched without issue. My son is a really big guy at 6'9" 400lbs. This boat handled him, his sister and me along with a fuel tank, an 85lb motor and a picnic basket.