Inflatable boat technology has constantly been improving year after year. The inflatable boats that are on the market today are some of the best in the industry. AIRE, AquaGlide, Star, NRS, Hobie, Marivia, Sea Eagle, and Advanced Elements offer some of the best inflatables that you can buy. Whether you are looking for a raft, kayak, cataraft, or pack raft we’ve got you covered.

Why buy an inflatable boat? That question is easy to answer! It's all about convenience. With an inflatable kayak or raft, you don't have to worry about transportation or getting a fancy roof rack set up for your vehicle. Just fold or roll your boat up and toss it in the trunk, backseat, or RV. Getting it to the water is so easy when you don't have to stress over how to haul it. You don't have to worry about getting stolen if it's hidden in your vehicle. And what about storage? An inflatable kayak or raft can be easily stored in a closet, shed, or garage without installing fancy storage racks. Just toss it on a shelf, and you'll be good until next season. Are you taking a vacation? You can quickly bring your inflatable, so you don't have to rent. And some inflatables can even fit in airplanes as a carry-on, so you don't have to check it! There are many reasons to love inflatable skiffs. With the many designs, you can find exactly the one you need for your next adventure.

Are you looking for an inflatable raft for whitewater? Or you may need an inflatable kayak for long, multi-day touring adventures. There's a boat for you. Inflatable boats are broken down into whitewater, flatwater, or fishing activities. You can narrow your inflatable choice by raft, cataraft, kayak, or pack raft. Your most significant concern is how many folks your inflatable skiff can fit. Or your focus is on weight capacity. No matter your biggest problems, there's a large or small inflatable boat that will suit your needs completely!

Remember your pump! Some inflatable boats come with their pump, but others do not, so you need to get one. Not all pumps will fit all the valves found from the different manufacturers. Be sure to check what valves are found on your boat and confirm that your pump is compatible with that type of valve. Some inflatables are high-pressure or must be inflated as high as 20 PSI. All pumps will also have a maximum inflation pressure listed, so you'll want to ensure they match them. If you are still determining which one you need, ask. We're here to help!