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Camo Inflatable Fishing Boat (2–4 Person)

Camo Inflatable Fishing Boat (2–4 Person)

$155.35 USD
$155.35 USD
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A thick PVC inflatable fishing boat in camo that folds down to carry. Available in 2-, 3- and 4-person sizes.

Why we picked it

  • Thick PVC hull
  • Folds down for transport
  • Three sizes

Specs

  • Material: PVC
  • Sizes: 2-person 198 × 122 cm, 3-person 231 × 130 cm, 4-person 272 × 152 cm
  • Color: Camouflage

In the box

1 inflatable boat

Safety note: everyone aboard should wear a properly fitted life jacket. Stay in calm, sheltered water near shore, keep within the rated capacity, and avoid offshore wind.

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