This Small Sailboat is an Inflatable Sailboat based on the Intex Mariner 3 - Full Setup 

Yes indeed, it's not very hard at all! It was a fun sail with the family 😎

Thanks for your nice comments! Yes, setting up takes a bit of time but the reward of sailing is awesome! =)

=) Thanks!! Yep they were all safe despite my daughter worrying about the massive waves that were luckily only an inch or 2 high ;-)

Hi Sailfish thanks a lot!! Really like your Sailfish too!

That's pretty cool, sounds like that would be very effective, great for a quick downwind sail. Thanks for sharing! The other day we wanted to go faster downwind and had some umbrella's that we used as sunshades because the sun is so strong and hot here, but we turned them sideways to go downwind faster and it made a big difference too!

Ja dat waren mooie dagen, zeker weten!!

Hi Serdar! Yes I think I can agree on that... if you have lots and lots of time to spend, it's ideal. If not then maybe motorised is a good way to go =) Personally I do love the silence of sailing. Plus when it's just me... I'd rather jump on my kiteboard!! Thanks for the nice comment 😃

You prolly dont give a shit but if you are bored like me atm you can watch pretty much all the new movies and series on instaflixxer. I've been binge watching with my gf recently =)

@Jay Richard definitely, been using InstaFlixxer for years myself :D

@Jay Richard Definitely, have been watching on instaflixxer for since december myself =)

Ah thank you!! No matter how small or simple this sailboat has also meant a lot to me, and still! Its just really fun and mobile enough to take to different spots and go on an adventure for the day.. 😊

Oh yes, lasts for ages!!

It is so fun to have a sailboat that fits in the boot of your car! The setup takes 20 minutes in all with 2 people. When filming every step it takes a little longer than that ;-) Thanks for the comment!!!

Hi Steward, i totally agree with you! We still enjoy it lots.

Hav u ever capsized and if so how did u recover. I want to buy one and want to learn all worst case scenarios first lol.

@@KC08RAS Hi Steward, good one. Actually with this setup I'm quite convinced that the mast or sail would bend before it would capsize by wind. If it was to happen anyway perhaps leaning on the side of the boat could get it upright again, perhaps with a line from the mast foot. I don't think it would be easy with this design!

Hi Sofiane 😃 Yes this is such a nice way to sail, we love it!

Maybe you can find it here? www.sailboatstogo.com/catalog/DINGHY_RIG

Hey Luigi, it's nice right! Sailboat in a bag 😃

Hey Mortag, that would be cool to see, would love to check that out when you get round to it. It's a fun project and it definitely sails!! I do notice a big difference with less people on board in speed, but the nice thing for us was to enjoy it with the family. And after all we're not trying to win races but just having fun on the water. Enjoy!!

Heyy thank you!!

👋🏻 Hi from Qatar!!! 😃

Yea man it really is! 20 minutes of setting up followed by hours of sailing pleasure. Simple and secure, this thing works great!

😢 sorry to hear that!

Yes of course that is possible! There will be some challenges making it strong and easy enough to fit together, so the sailboatstogo.com is an option. But I'll be looking forward to see what you make of it!!

Just subscribe to your interesting channel!😎

Thanks a lot! You can get it from www.sailboatstogo.com 👌 liked your channel too so you can add me as a fan also!

Yes!! 👋

Hi! Yes it does do small upwind angles and you can rotate (tack or gybe) no problem. It's really fun sailing 😃

Hi Adrian, you can get just the boat on Amazon here amzn.to/2ugGlVl and then the sail separate at www.sailboatstogo.com, or go for a package including both at SailboatsToGo. Links are also in the description. I hope that helps!

Hi Sergio, I'll refer you to the manufacturer, they will have all that info ready. On the following link, my setup is the second product from the top! www.sailboatstogo.com/catalog/DINGHY_RIG

Thank you!!!

@@DutchSailingFamily MARINER 3 SAILBOAT Based on the Intex Mariner 3 (formerly Seahawk II). 1-3 people. $799 & up This is the 2nd from the top, is that right? $799? Well, now I feel a bit better, though mine is still quite expensive, $168 just for ALL the aluminum, Though... the company says there is a $150 minimum order meaning for at least $150 (plus taxes) I'm actually getting around 35% more material than I need, which means I would have enough material for a second simplier sail config and enough to enlarge my design for larger inflatables.

@@bigemugamer Correct yes, that is the one!!

@@DutchSailingFamily That's a sweet setup. have you used GPS to calculate an average AND a max speed ? lol =D

Hi! Yes it is in Qatar right next to Wakra Family Beach. Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!! 😃

@@DutchSailingFamily Zelf Nederlandstalig? Nederlander?

@@MarcShare4Profit ja hoor Nederlands, Engels, kan allemaal! =) met een beetje accent maar ja ;-)

@@DutchSailingFamily zeker. Fijne videos. Niets mis met wat accent. Klinkt prima en oprecht.

@@MarcShare4Profit top, leuk om te horen!

Thanks David, can't go wrong with that! 👍🏻

Hi Bigemugamer, the outside diameter is 32 mm and the wall thickness is just under 2mm 👍 Are you making something similar?

​@@DutchSailingFamily Sweet so (32mm)1.25" x (2mm)0.078" I believe I'm settling on an aluminum tube that's (25.4mm)1"x (3mm)0.12" So my tube (If i 100% settle on it) is a bit narrower but slightly thicker in the wall and currently sits at 57" (1x30"+1x27" plus 6" inner connector sleeve) tall with 3 stays for stabilization and I believe that will work. YES! As a matter of fact I am building something similar! I'm converting my 'T.A.U C101' (it's a 20 year old inflatable dingy with 5 separate air chambers, never used till this year, 4 times in the river, I could not find anything... ANYTHING online on my boat surprisingly and box is thrown out so I'm not even sure of the make only manufacturer number) it's a very well made dingy, 9' x 4' with 6'x1'8" internal move-around-in room. Though I'm creating an aluminum frame that sits around the whole boat with a forward and aft sprit, the boat will have 3 sails, a gaff rig main sail, a gaff rig 1/2 size spanker and one of those easily furl-able jib sails. been working on designs and schematics for a month now, bough the wood for a floor, and most of the hardware, today may be the day I buy all the 1"x2" rectangular, 1" square, 3/4" square and 1" round (all 1/8") aluminum tubing. My girls excited to see it completed as the final drawing I did looks super professional!! =D My design is built to be collapsible and containable inside one of those wheeled luggage suitcases with the extendable handle with nothing exceeding a length of 30" or a width of 20" which nothing including the 3 piece floor boards exceeds... and yes... it's kinda of an expensive project lol I will upload a video with all diagrams and an assembly of the boat in it's entirety. Lastly, It's designed to allow the frame to be extended in length and width to fit it to larger inflatables in the future like the Excursion 5, so a bit costly but future proofed. ;) I am open to any comments or questions you may have and thank you so very much for your mast's dimensions... It's quite hard to find that kind of information on the inter-web I found. =)

@@bigemugamer Wow, even now before you've actually built it I'm already super impressed! Drawings and design done.. what a great project to keep yourself busy with. I will be very curious to see the result, absolutely share it with us on RU-vid, that would be really interesting! Do you have a timeline for the build or are you just taking it as it comes and whenever you have time to spare? With my friends I have actually tried to construct something out of PVC pipes on an inflatable dinghy.. we took it to the water but as we probably could have guessed everything became wayyy to flexible.. But we had lots of fun in the process!! 😃

​@@DutchSailingFamily I also considered pvc pipe in the beginning but felt it may be to flexible and fragile for thinner tubing and to heavy n' bold for anything sturdier, aluminum 6061 felt to be the only way to go considering my design. As for timeline, I do not have constraints right now OTHER than my own OCD constantly refining and improving the design and modifying weight which is one of the only real obstacle I have... plus I do procrastinate which never helps lol At first it was just a series of drawings a few weeks ago for a 'if-I-could' project but then some math, geometry and a week later it turned into a 'I'm-totally-doin'-it' project. I should have had everything done for this past weekend, but tardy not exactly clear emails back and forth with a few metal warehouses and personal procrastination have turned this into a possible 5 week project before completion, meaning I'm about... 3/5th's... of the way done. Oh and yes, A video will follow completion, accompanied with all the drawings, designs, dimensions and costs as well as a detailed assembly from suitcase to river. I'm hopeful the video will be up before October 1st. =D

​@@bigemugamer Wow! Like I said before! =) Go for it, this is gonna be awesome. Will be fun trips out on the water with that very soon!!! 🤩

Have you got one handy? I'm sure you could make it work!!

Hi Recai! Are you looking for the boat? You can find it on this link: amzn.to/2ugGlVl If you are looking for the sail, it is on @t Let me know if that works for you. Happy to help more!

I just looked for the Mariner 3 and it looks out of stock or something. But you can still order the Mariner 4 and do the same.. This is the link: amzn.to/2W7FqRm

Thank you for your return. There is a boat. I can't find sailing. I would be glad if you helped this. have a nice day.

@@DutchSailingFamily tanks.

@@DutchSailingFamily Thank you for your return. There is a boat. I can't find sailing. I would be glad if you helped this. have a nice day.

Yes I suppose I cheated just a little =)

@@DutchSailingFamily Well... If the helper is so supportive, it is a merit.

@@fuscofabio9868 😁 True!!

In water that we can stand in 😄