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Reinflating it was extremely simple - we used a 12V high-volume air pump, finishing up with a hand pump. Took maybe 10 boxing minutes to inflate and launch. I agree that it can get squirrely because it is much lighter than other boxing dinghies, but we soon got used to it. It also was so light that deploying it boxing and bringing it back on board could be done by one person, though it was of course much easier and faster with two. I admit that the 12V pump made it very easy for us to do this. We could not see any way to put davits on our boat. And we knew that towing a dinghy was a bad idea (because we had done it until we finally learned just how many things can, and inevitably do, go wrong). Additionally, most cruisers we met who had a RIB not only worried about carrying it on the boat, but also about what to do with it when they went ashore where the tide range exceeded 3 feet or so.
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