Can't wait to see that

Good luck ... wear your EPIRB.

If they can handle what Aussies put them through they will eat haulover for breakfast lol

Your mission if you choose to accept it is.... Beat 16 foot Boston Whaler man. Make sure your life insurance and will are in order first.

Red Top Legend would be proud.

is there a youtube video of the Drop?

Is there an Australian army 🥸

Thats actually what they are, tuffy tenders!

I've seen guys fishing offshore in these!

I would go inter Island with that here In Hawaii 🤙🏽😁

Yes. We have done lots of research on these molded plastic boats as a tender and they have so many advantages over a RIB. They seem best impossible to puncture, and have virtually no maintenance on the hull (other than bottom growth), while having more room and stability than a rib.

Opa! What's up, love your videos! Hope to see some more Tuffy footage soon!

I wonder how many people were suckered into buying the giant tub toy? I can see it now. Some moron sanding a hole right through it trying to remove scratches 🤣🤣🤣

Just get drunk and carry a gator with you.

@@llshamelessll I'm in Louisiana if had a dollar for using drunk boat and gators in the same sentence I would be a millionaire

@@ronaldharris6569 LoL .....hold my beer!

I have one with a 15hp mercury on it ,I agree with you great boat, it will eat that haulover while everyone else is to scared to have a go in their big boats, but give the little poly a chance and wait till it gets real rough it will be a walk in the park for it while the big boats wouldn't be game to even attempt it, they are great boats

Exactly

There's thousands of different kinds of boats in the world at every price range. People buy polyethylene boats for specific reasons like durability and low maintenance. You can't compare it to other types of hulls or used boats.

If somebody doesn't know anything about boats, or a good mechanic they trust to inspect it and not lie...they will b throwing away 5k

Which boat is that?

You can't get shit for $6000 unless it's well used. There's nothing wrong with buying used but you'd better be damn sure of what you're getting for your money.

These people make rain water tanks that still look good after 30yrs in the Australian sun

For a Yamaha 15hp 4 stroke, closer to $4000. New aluminum trailer around $2000 after tax. Trolling motor $400, decent fish finder $400, batteries $200, you’re over 10 grand for a 10 foot boat. No way.

Not a problem

We sold a camo version that was at the FLL Boat Show this year,

@@polyboats879 well look 👀 @ that 🙌🏾👌🏾👍🏾

So the boat can be hidden in the woods?

@@sparkeyjones6261 no to sneak up on the fish without being seen ofcoarse!

You never have seen a boat hidden in the woods. Camo works!

Had a logic 13 ft it was a great boat

These boats are tuff as only yuppies take out scratch’s and it will eat haulover

Stay tuned the best stuff is yet to come

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There's some uv resistant acrylic sprays that could help

I’ve had my polyethylene kayak for like ten+ years lol...as long as you don’t store it in direct sun...you’ll be just fine...who cares if the color fades a lil

Same company make rain tanks still good after 30yrs

@@tishbrett I would definitely get one...but having to get a custom trailer, and after buying the fifteen hp, you can find a decent boat for that price with a a trailer, more length, and hp...tuffys’ are amazing though

These boats are made with a special UV protector that prevents it from fading in the sun.

Boats are expensive.

@@ronaldharris6569 just get a Jon boat

On your lap?

25ltr fuel tank between the back seats and a motor bike battery in the left side compartment , they are great boats, had mine in rough water where the bigger boats dare not go

We do recommend going down to 1000 grit. This was done quick just for the interest of time. But if you do it right, it comes out like brand new.

@@polyboats879 when are you going to name your california dealer?

Why don’t you make one with same quality and features and price it at $1,500 and I’ll buy 20 from you.

@@tamalpias yeah at a grand put me down for 3 of them..

Thats what I was thinking. Not enough weight capacity

A single 20 and it wouldn't stand a chance against the 3m polycraft, had a 20horse on it back to a 15hp mercury with a se sport 200 cav plate now and it's way good enough

Those are good but not as good as a rib though 😕😅

Just bounces off ,leaves a scratch, otherwise just lift your motor and drag it across done it heaps of times in 14yrs of owning mine, piece of cake to unload of the trailer lift the motor push it off the trailer onto it's arse let it hit the ground then drag it down to the water, they are tough

@@lyallfisher9867 nice! the price is decent to. Thanks you! .

The small one mostly get used as tenders but the bigger ones go 30-40 nml out to the shelf all the time

I get it, but these are nothing more than a Whaley boat from the Netherlands. They may be well built, but they have a limited capacity and really should only be used in calmer seas if your going to fish from them. The other issue is you have to buy everything (motor included) to be able to get it up and running. With what Sea-Doo is doing with their Fish Pro and others who are modifying their skis as fishing vessels, it just makes more sense to spend a few extra G’s and go that route. At least it would be quicker and your range would be much farther. Maintenance I agree would be lower in the long run, but overall, a real boat or a PWC would be the better option. I looked into the Whaley boat a couple years ago, and I really had to think about what I was going to use it for. If I did get it, would it excite me every time. The answer is no. In the end I just could see me using it as often as a quicker motorized craft. I see value in it, but not for me.

@@lestertunigold403 they are a real boat and will go and do the same as any boat the same size from 15-20ft is you standard offshore rig under15ft is mostly island or river boats and these boat are near indestructible

We sell Whaly boats and Polycraft boats. Both incredible brands. Not every boat is for everyone. People who buy this boat have a specific purpose and use them for fishing their local waters or as tenders for their larger vessels. Can't compare to PWC. Plus have you ever spent 3+ hours on a PWC? Not that comfortable at all.

I'm sure you can put on a rub rail