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| lipodystrophy, breathing, used, egg harbor, lose weight, age, zuma, plump pics , cruisers yachts, hair_skin_nails|cosmetic_surgery, plump latina , brow lifts, adiposetissues / physiological aspects, spot reducing, stress, liposuctionon thighs, | To be fair you should compare the Tinker against an Apex and a liferaft. That's where the economies come in. From Alan on Cruising World message plump thighs board: Tinkers are supposed to be very good boats - they are recommended by the Pardey's because you can get a sailing kit (optional) plump thighs with them and you can use them as a life raft (another extra option). This means that you can still get around if your dinghy motor conks out (as long as the wind is blowing). Also, you don't have plump thighs to carry a separate life raft. But ... this versatility comes at a price. |
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| Spend the $$ for a RIB, I wish I had. If you will be carrying more than 2 people go for the 9.9 motor, they have a larger displacement and propeller used size, giving a lot more snort. About Tinker dinghies: From Tim C on Cruising World message board: I have a 12' Traveler. It's very well-made, sails surprisingly well and is the only inflatable I've found that I can row into the wind. It also doesn't need used a big motor (lifting a heavy outboard is one of my pet peeves). I think you will find it is better constructed than any other brand out there - certainly more than the very mass-produced Apex or Zodiacs. The trouble is that it's very expensive. You pay for what you get (quality). I'm not convinced that the high cost justifies the features unless you are going to get one in lieu of a liferaft. In my case I don't need a liferaft (I have an unsinkable trimaran). |
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