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Moor the dink well with springs to prevent motion in any direction. The dink will waist be fine as long as you don't see big wind/big waves. Hard dinghy: Want cushioning around rim of dinghy to protect main boat waist and other people's boats. Want stainless-steel rubbing strip on entire length of dinghy's keel to protect it when grounding. Tie fenders inside to provide flotation in case it is swamped. Relatively easy waist to build your own hard dinghy ? If you build your own hard dinghy, design it so it can be used as a cover for the inflatable on deck, protecting the inflatable and saving deck space. Has to be the right size and have removable seats. From article by Darrell Nicholson in 1/2004 issue of Cruising World magazine: Size: performance increases with waterline, but so does weight and stowage. Fit: where will you stow it ? Stability: beamier with flatter bottom gives more initial stability, but round bottom gives more stability after 15 degrees of heeling.
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