BRIS 10ft Inflatable Boat Inflatable Rafting Fishing Dinghy Tender Pontoon Boat

5 stars, all the way. This thing is amazing. Comfortably sits 3 adults. Aluminum floor is a pain to get in but once in it is solid. oars are great. Seats are solid. the material is nice and thick. I leave this in the ocean for my mooring all summer and it has zero issues. I put air in it once halfway, just to tighten it up a bit, and it was great the rest of the summer. This is every bit as good as the $5,000 alternative you otherwise have to get.

Gets up on a plane with a 9.9 Yamaha with my wife and I onboard. Very Solid. Not as difficult to assemble as other inflatables I have owned, you just need to get the hang of it. I've owned a Zoom by Zodiac in the past and I prefer this one for sure. I would buy it again. Very happy with my purchase.

Easy to assemble .stable seams pretty good little heavy need two people comfortably fits three people good size

I would have given this a 5 star rating, except for a few issues. The material on the side and top of the tubes is a little thinner that my last boat. The instructions were poorly written (bad English) and generic to several boat types , especially with respect to the floor side braces. Once that was figured out, assembly was fairly easy. Bottom of boat has extra thick hard rubber, in case you hit anything, but except for a thin bumper band guard rail there is little protection on the side from sharp or grating things on a dock. Oars come apart for storage and the transom is more than adequate for my 2.5 hp gas motor. Handled well, in stiff breezes along the shore of Pamlico Sound (NC). Nice boat to fish from.

I’ve had this inflatable boat for a year now and take it out with a trolling motor about twice a week for fishing. It’s held up incredibly well, even in 100+ degree heat, and still looks and performs like new. The construction is solid and durable, I’ve had no problems so far. Setup is easy and straightforward once you’ve done it a couple of times. I carry and set this up by myself although a little help would be quicker. One tip I’ve learned: if you slightly inflate the bottom hull after installing the floorboards, the support beams that keep the floor flat go in much easier than the instructions suggest. It says fits 4 ppl but I think 1-2 ppl plus trolling motor, marine battery and gear is perfect. Comes with paperwork/HIN number if registering for motor use. My only complaint is the carrying bag is cheap and was already tearing after the first use. Overall, I couldn’t be happier with this purchase. It’s reliable, tough, and perfect for frequent use.

The floor would not lay flat for the side rails to go on. After taking a jigsaw and cutting about an inche all the way round the front nose board the floor lay flat and I was able to get the side rails on. Once I did that the boat builds and breaksdown in 20 min or less.

Bought this boat so i can go fishing in it and for its storing size. Takes about 28 minutes to fully assemble with the foot pump. I have it paired with a 55 lb thrust trolling motor with 24" shaft, gets about 4.5mph. It's very sturdy, i was able to stand in it and move around easily. It fits in the trunk of my sedan (01 Ford Taurus). I like it, it is much better than an inflatable kayak. Cost an additional $90 to get it registered in California.

I bought the boat one year ago (7-2023) and used it for 2 weeks. I seemed to be a good dingey although it came with no instructions. The BRIS is a copy of the Japanese dingy brand Achilles. I bought the boat one year ago and used it for 2 weeks. I seemed to be a good dingey although it came with no assembly instructions. I just brought it out of storage to use a year later, it was stored properly but there are numerous leaks in the pontoons. The achilles I had previously for 10 years never had a leak. Now I am heading to get patches and going to spend a bunch of time to see if it is repairable.

I normally never leave reviews for anything, but every once in a while, I come across a product that is so impressive that I genuinely feel I have to share my experience. This inflatable boat is one of those products. I honestly cannot say enough about how amazing this boat is. The build quality, stability, safety, handling, and overall performance are outstanding. What impressed me the most is how incredibly stable and solid it feels on the water. If you or someone in your famil y is nervous around water, has a fear of boats, or simply wants to feel secure while boating, this is an excellent choice. It feels remarkably safe and balanced, even with multiple people onboard. The material feels thick, durable, and extremely well constructed. The floor and tubes feel solid, the boat handles weight very well, and it doesn’t give you that cheap or unstable feeling that you might expect from some inflatable boats. Getting in and out is comfortable, and even when people move around inside, the boat remains impressively stable. The handling is also fantastic. With an outboard motor, it feels responsive, controlled, and surprisingly professional on the water. The overall design, interior space, seating position, weight capacity, reinforced construction, and attention to detail are far beyond what I expected at this price. I’ve actually had experience with inflatable boats costing around $10,000, and I can genuinely say that in terms of the experience that matters to me—stability, confidence on the water, construction quality, and overall enjoyment I don’t feel like I ’m sacrificing anything significant with this boat. The value for money is unbelievable. The quality feels like something that should cost considerably more. If I had to buy another inflatable boat tomorrow, I would buy this exact one again without hesitation. If I had to buy it ten more times, I’d choose the same boat all ten times. Extremely impressed and extremely satisfied. One of those rare purchases that exceeded my expectations in almost every way.

Was as expected, safe and heavy duty!

We wanted a lightweight, easy to launch tender for a party boat and to traverse the canal where we live. With a 4 hp motor it is a great little boat. Practical and fun for the kids.

Great boat. Floor side rails are a bear to get in but there is a trick. Put a 2x4 under the boat so that one side of the floor is elevated but the pontoon can sag down. This give extra room to twist the rail in. Do this for each side. You’ll know what I mean when you see it. Otherwise, love this boat.

The tender 3.1 m is sturdy and appears to be a good buy at the price. The thing I dislike is the recommendation of motors. I bought a new 9.9hp 4 stroke which is the maximum. It is simply too heavy for the transom weighing 40kg. No way could you safely travel on a road towing this weight as it could tear the fabric away from the transom. Suggest a 6 hp. to possibly 8hp. and lifting a 9.9hp into a vehicle isn't the easiest thing whether you roll up the tender or not. (Traveling with the motor in a vehicle or using a trailer.) Get something lighter for boating safety with a small motor which is light weight for storage, travel and lifting, or using a trailer.