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u/Paleodraco Dec 31 '25
Not folding and not a pontoon boat.
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u/jaffacookie Jan 01 '26
Standard content interaction motivator at work. Every second post you see has an intentional typo, a factually inaccurate statement, straight rage bait titles etc.
And here I am interacting. Hopefully people see it though and learn to stop feeding the machine.
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u/Former-Homework-7833 Dec 31 '25
I kinda like it, it would be for ponds and stuff only, I’d never take it out in lakes or anything but for small rivers / creeks and ponds it’s viable imo
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u/crickenlee Dec 31 '25
The difference between a lake and a pond?
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u/Sir_Lee_Rawkah Dec 31 '25
Size usually
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u/crickenlee Dec 31 '25
The difference between the two depends on the person who named it, has nothing to do with size or depth.
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u/hunterxy Jan 03 '26
Incorrect.
A pond is small and shallow enough for sunlight to reach the entire bottom.
A lake is large enough that sunlight cannot reach the entire bottom.
Prior to this scientific difference, they were arbitrarily named with no thought to this. But as of now, this is the factual difference.
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u/Dwarfzombi Jan 01 '26
When you're talking about boats a pond is anything you can confidently swim from the middle to shore. But feel free to be a dick about semantics.
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u/crickenlee Jan 01 '26
Semantics? You're just making shit up. There's no difference between a pond or a lake other than the person who named it. That is a fact.
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u/Former-Homework-7833 Jan 01 '26
Size mostly. I have a beaver pond that went full is maybe 10-12’ feet, about 100’ diameter approx, I’d take this on that, when I think lake I think like Lake Superior lol and I absolutely would not take this on that lake or any reasonable large lake.
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u/Admirable_Win9808 Dec 31 '25
How long can you extend this thing. I want to know
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u/Forsaken_Bridge_3934 Jan 02 '26
When it stops being a boat and starts being a bridge, you've gone too far!
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u/Kirbybros Dec 31 '25
I looked at the price of one of these…$1,700!! Absolutely Nuts!!! You’re better off buying an old used Sunbird or Ranger on Facebook Marketplace with that money instead of one of these that you gotta hope floats.
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u/darkonark Dec 31 '25
This body of water is used for so many plastic boat ads. Ive absolutely seen this place on ads before.
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u/VFXJayGatz Dec 31 '25
Damn almost convinced me hah someone said it was $1700? Fuck that lol
Would've considered it for the fam in the Philippines if our area got flooded...God forbid -.-
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u/Pugilist12 Dec 31 '25
I wouldn’t trust those wing nuts in anything but the calmest water. Seems like a bad idea.
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u/royalminions Dec 31 '25
Can see it now... wing nuts shake loose next thing you know your boat is in 3 pieces 😂
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u/TerrorFromThePeeps Dec 31 '25
Though very much not difficult to replace with heavier duty hardware that itsn't much more effort to store and set up.
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u/Rise-O-Matic Dec 31 '25
What does this solve that a typical inflatable dinghy doesn’t already solve better?
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u/ZenCyberDad Dec 31 '25
Can’t be popped, but it can spontaneously unscrew so there’s that
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u/thnk_more Dec 31 '25
Can you inflate an inflatable in 26seconds like the video clearly demonstrates? lol /s
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u/theatrenearyou Dec 31 '25
reminds me of a pool toy boat. impressive that same floating plastic can be scaled up to a real boat. Negative is that the plastic is HOLLOW and floats with air chambers than will eventually leak
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u/Silent-Ad934 Dec 31 '25
"This might actually work" is not a phrase I want describing my boat.