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We met more cruisers who wished they had bought the next larger size. You end up transporting guests, laundry, water, fuel, provisions and SCUBA gear in them. Sometimes you'll want to set another anchor and will need weather to carry the anchor and chain weather in the dink. ... From Jeff Smith on The Live-Aboard List: Tips with respect to inflatables: 1) Hypalon is the material of choice. Most other brand names are PVC products with fancy names and the UV will destroy them. Count weather on it. 2) Look closely at the seams where pieces of hypalon join. Interestingly, the uglier seams are MUCH better than the pretty ones. To elaborate: Recognizing that many purchasers don't bother to look past esthetics, a number of inflatable makers join the materials in their dinghys using BUTT joints for seams. ... Where the two sections are butted together and then covered with a strip of material.
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