Really looking forward to this boat. I'm hoping the high chair is able to be stood on similar to the Kaku designs. Inflatables look to be next big wave but I'm still wondering how the durability etc. will work out for anglers around the Gulf Coast of Florida and the many rocks and oyster bars that are so prevalent. This design looks robust but even so, are we hoping to get a year or two from one of these or is five years plus doable when you are in and around inshore environments? Also, wondering what the warranty will look like from Isle at the time of production.
@@basschaser9356 There's currently only 4 of these in existence as they finalize the final tweaks before production. But I would suspect it will have a uscg plate of 2 person/600lbs on it
@jimmybradley6654 yes I spoke with them about this. I believe 5 will be the max it's rated for. 2.5-3.5 being more ideal. And that's just because of torque and weight over time.
@floridaonatankful Thanks. I'm looking more for a boat to carry hunting when I go to the midwest. Something portable that I don't have to have a trailer and be able to get in and out safe.
It's not really a "copy" of the PaddleSki and the Sea Eagle is not nearly as structurally sound. I would wager that the Paddleski is quite a bit heavier as well with the built-in transom and width.
