Bris Inflatable Boat Dive/Rescue 15.4 ft Assembly. Is it really as easy as they say? 

Thank you for the kind words. I appreciate you watching!!!

Thank you so much for watching the video! I cannot express how humbled I am to see your comment and extremely appreciative thank you very much!

Mi Agee I bleave if he lifted the boat up amd showed the bottom of the keel and how it’s had a thick layer on the bottom of it as alot of us wjamt also to see the bott of the boat to the keel Al l that everything else was explain great tho

Thank you for watching. Congratulations on your boat you in for tons of fun. Send me a link when you do a video I would love to see it!!!

Rxonmymind Thank you very much I’m glad you enjoyed the video!

Jim Wilson thank you for watching. Have tons of fun!!!

Matt how would a 4.7 go on a calm day on open ocean? Only talking about 500-800m from shore.

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Hopefully I can get one done soon but I do beI have a video of my Kayak boat with video of it being folded up small but same concept.

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It is an absolute nightmare to be honest. Thats why I ended up putting it on a trailer. The weight and odd shape makes it very hard to maneuver, even with wheels and two people. The extra room is great but at a huge sacrifice. I would not purchase one this large unless I was trailering it. Thanks for watching!!!

If you are planning to pack&unpack for each use, never go beyond 270 or 300cm , and definitely buy an airdeck model if you are not fishing. Your 6hp will push a 270 airdeck with 2 people at 20kmph /13mph unless you are both heavyweight.

I have a 14 foot stryker with a 25 hp four stroke and assemble and disassemble it every time by myself. It's not a big deal at all. You get the hang of it and it's simple.

Thank you for watching the video! Sorry I overlooked this car bit you can definitely take it to the ocean just make sure you wash and rinse it properly after every use. I personally do not take mine to the ocean but have seen several people do it.

Thank you for watching the video. No you will have no worries whatsoever about the aluminum floor puncturing the boat.

Thank you for watching the video. A 6 hp motor might get you 5 to 6 mph in this size boat more of a trolling speed. A 10 hp motor can move this boat but it is going to be somewhat slow the minimum I would put on here is a 15 and preferably a 20. I ended up getting rid of all my inflatable boats at one point I was concentrating more on my JetSki‘s but when I decided to get back in the game I definitely wanted to go with something light weight. Also I was looking for something economical as all of these other companies have drastically increased their prices. The majority of these boats are pretty much made very similar to each other so I cannot see the justification for almost double the price for certain boats.

I met a gentleman in the summer with a all black inflatable and from the touch of hand it was no hotter then my gray inflatable. Only real concern that comes in during the summer months are the bench seats and that's an easy fix with bench seat cushions/covers.

@@infiniteoutdooradventures2240 well your own opinion on the matter might be more reliable. Lol. Cheers. I enjoy your vids. Good work

You got some cool videos yourself I just checked out your page I like your rigs!!

Don’t trust those one way drain valves , put the bung in unless draining

Before all the chaos they were $1600

Thank you for watching. Yes a 15 hp four stroke would be sufficient for that size rig. You might feel a little under powered depending on how fast do you want to go so I would suggest at least a 20 hp so you don’t have to upgrade later.

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Thank you for watching the video. Unfortunately I no longer have the boat so I would not be able to give you correct dimensions. I have another video with the modifications I made on a standard harbor freight trailer that might help you out a bit. Good luck and I hope you enjoy your inflatable boat they are extremely fun!

Do you happen to have any Stake Bracket from a Harbor Freight trailer you don't have a need for? I notice you did not use them with your Bris Build video . . . HF sells them for $1.50 each but back ordered, etc... Let me know if you can help me out to finish my trailer . . .

Ouraphet Thanavadee it takes about 5 mins to deflate and roll up the boat. What brand are you going to buy?

@@infiniteoutdooradventures2240 thank you! I like the black bsa470, I was also lining towards the Saturn sd470 but probably going to buy the bris.

Ouraphet Thanavadee I would definitely go with the Saturn in my honest opinion. I have owned both Saturn and Bris and feel Saturn is better quality and craftsmanship. As many have complained the shape of the Bris 15 ft is cut uneven which makes for an uneven floor and the floorboards have already severely started to fall apart. Last the bag has ripped to shreds. Now the Bris 10ft and Bris Catamaran have held up fine but the 15ft to be honest has been a disappointment. Don’t get me wrong it has its pluses but for the price tag, I couldn’t in good conscious recommend this particular model.

@@infiniteoutdooradventures2240 wow thank you very much for the update on your bris again, I will give it a 2nd thought.

Appreciate the honest review. I just purchased a Saturn Heavy duty model myself, and waiting on delivery.

It’s always best to keep them inflated partially which will help reduce having any leaks. But I do roll my boats up when I have to store them for long periods of time. Sorry it took so long for such a response.

I ended upgrading my 8ft Avon to a 12.5ft Bris.. Its been great..

Thank you for watching. I actually ended up selling the boat but the gentleman that has it still has it in use.

Holding up great and I would consider it my second favorite inflatable boat.

You would probably have to use a jack plate.

Thank you for watching the video! I am very sorry it has taken me so long to respond the craftsmanship of the boat is not very good I had many repairs that I had to make right out of the box. I would suggest using some type of PVC glue to make sure everything is connected properly and definitely contact the seller. I hope you have already figured out the repair to your problem but if not please feel free to contact me. As I love inflatable boat and would have no problem with helping you out.

Thank you for watching. I could be wrong but I don’t think the floor would be strong enough.

Great Review! Thank you! So, going off the one gentleman’s question as for shaft length. This boat requires a short 15” shaft? I can’t find this info anywhere in the specs.

That’s what I eventually did but I was limited on space at my last home. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-dpByVH5xYoQ.html

If you're gonna put these together everytime you go on water, 270cm/9feet & 6hp is the upper limit for portability. Above that size, you end up either selling the boat or buying a trailer.

Thank you for watching! I do believe these bolts were being made in China.

If it is a Bris boat the floor comes with the boat. Same with other manufacturers. You should contact them.

wow. you definitely got short-changed. all should absolutely come WITH the floor.

The floor ships in a separate box, not shipped together

Great video’s. I just got a 15.4. My floor boards and stringers are different too. Can’t seem To get the side braces in. No room at all to slide them in. I can see they are different in shape than previous versions in videos. Any tips learned with the newer style?

Liquid Joey thank you for watching they sell mounts you glue onto the sides. I will try to find the link and post it. If you buy a top from a company who sells inflatable boats they will provide them for you but if you buy an actual boat top they are a little hard to find. For the wheels you simply screw a bracket into the transom and use two cotter pins to rotate the wheels up and down in a lock position.

Thank you . I got the wheels in the Mail today and the boat "15.4" will be here Thursday :) I also grabbed a 6.5 Hp motor and a 65lb trolling motor since I will be using it mostly in lakes here in Washington state. Do you think the 6.5 will be enough? Great job with the videos!

Liquid Joey The 6.5 is going to be somewhat sluggish on a 15 foot inflatable I originally had a 9.8 on there and could not get it on plane unless I had one person. With a 15 hp I could barely get up on plane with two people and a load. If you purchased a Bris boat upon receiving the boat make sure you thoroughly inspect it because the particular boat I had had many imperfections including a leaking drain valve when I originally purchased it not to mention the boat was cut incorrectly which made it very difficult to put the floor in.

Johnny Valencia thanks for watching!! 3 psi is were I inflate my boats if it is winter I might go 3.2 psi. If you decide to leave the boat inflated all of the time leave about 2 psi when not using and fully inflate when ready.

Boat is doing great but have an issue when I go too fast It’s like an air bubble that starts in the front and makes its way to the back causing the boat to jump. From what I read, it can be crooked keel chamber or it’s under inflated. I know you said 3psi for tubes, but what about the keel? I remember you responding to another person saying it should be 5psi. Just want to confirm that is correct psi for the keel And Have you experienced this? Thanks

Johnny Valencia yes 5 psi is correct. What size boat and do you have the air floor or aluminum? You will feel a ripple under the air floor but it should not make the boat jump. As far as the keel if is a little off center that should not be a problem. It might if it is really off. You could always remove it and re glue but be careful. I would actually have the company you bought it from repair or replace the boat if it keeps happening.

Infinite Outdoor Adventures I have the 15.4 If it’s 5 psi then I definitely have not been inflating to right psi I’m gonna take floor off today and make sure it’s lined up right

Thank you for watching. I no longer have the boat boat if I remember correctly with an electric pump it took all the 10 minutes on the high side.

@@infiniteoutdooradventures2240 Ok ty. Did you sell it or did the seams fell off?

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Chris M I would try H66 vinyl cement www.amazon.com/HH-66-PVC-Vinyl-Cement-Brush/dp/B005LL3ZXW Or you could try Loctite Marine adhesive. The H66 will look cleaner and it should hold. You also have Stabond but I have never personally used it. shop.inflatableboatparts.com/product/stabond-adhesive-for-pvc-hypalon/ I hope this help. Also if the boat is under 3 years it should be covered under the warranty.

I was told to stuff would work. rivergear.com/product/system-6-urethane-coating-for-pvc-boats-material/ You painted on to the thickness of a credit card. But I've never used it. I do have a can of hh-66.

Chris M I would try using the H66 first and then applying the product you just showed me on top of it I would think that would work. I have done a lot of research on repairing transoms and it isn’t the easiest thing to do sometimes you have to replace the bottom completely to get a seal. I’ll try to find those videos and send you the link. Are you past the Warranty?

@@infiniteoutdooradventures2240 Yeah I am outside warranty.

So the areas in the crease of the tube I can't get a patch in there so should I just apply brush in some hh-66?

omgawall222 thank you for watching. I would go with the Saturn/Mars brand, Mercury or if you have access to the Honwave brand I hear those are excellent. They are all made out of the same material it just comes down to craftsmanship

Pesca Épica RD This particular boat runs anywhere between 1500 and $1700 for the 15 footer. Thank you for watching the video I’m glad you enjoyed it!

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Thank you for watching. They sell them on Amazon and Ebay, I think they run $1800-$2000 now.

I know they are selling in the amszon and ebay but are different person different company..the question is which one and who???

Yes if you look through my videos I have a video of the modifications made. Thanks for watching!

Let me look for the link of the one I ordered it was from Amazon

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m1 Thank you for watching. Yes there’s an inflatable keel in the middle inflates to about 5 psi.

So the sides are 3 psi and the keel is 5 psi?

No they come with MSO’s to register them.

Lorne Duncan it is a nadala sold on Amazon but I believe there are better out there. This is the second one after the 1st broke and then this one broke but I managed to make it work but not completely as it should. The high-pressure functions should completely shut the pump down when it reaches the desired psi mine just reverts back to the first stage pump which is OK But not worth the money I paid.

@@infiniteoutdooradventures2240 Are you sure you have that name right? I can't find it on amazon.

Lorne Duncan sorry I miss spelled the name here is the link. www.amazon.com/NALANDA-Electric-Quick-Fill-Inflatable-Kayaks/dp/B07FKJ6JYK

I ended up selling this one.

@@infiniteoutdooradventures2240 if you don’t mind why’d you sell ?

Shari Schulman In the state of Nevada as long as you have any type of motor electric or gas you have to register it but if you’re just using the paddles no

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I use mine in the wind in California all the time and have no problem

They sell for $1700-$2000. There a lot of nicer boats for that price in my opinion.

Thank you for watching! These boats normally run around $1600 or may be a little bit less but I would highly suggest looking into a different brand.

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that's why you have it rolled nice and compact for travelling.

Seriously I like to buy one thik it's worth it ?

Thank you for watching! Inflatable boats are extremely fun I would just have to say with my honest opinion I would suggest you go with a different brand which many of them are the same cost but you will receive a better product. I hope you enjoy your new journey and adventure!

@@infiniteoutdooradventures2240 which brands would you recommend? How long did this boat last you and did you have significant issues?