Customer ratings

If the vacuum cap was inside it would be more practical I think.

Excellent tender, light but really well built.
The particular shape of the tubulars makes it glide without raising the bow in the slightest, a deep hull and great protection from splashes and waves.
I was amazed by the stability and safety, and the comfort even for not exactly short rides.
I have powered a Honda BF20, I recommend it because it is truly excellent.
For 23 people to plan, 10hp is enough, I have 20hp but that's too much.
I would buy it again with my eyes closed, excellent quality product better than many famous brands

light yet stable - simply good.

Ive had this dinghy for about 3 months, using it to get to my mooring on the Thames where there can be a strong tide and quite a chop, the tubes are quite large in diameter which makes for a comfortable and dry ride, turns out to be a very stable boat, very good steerage and course keeping, surprisingly easy to row with one person, the floor is quite deep, also easy to tow as it sits quite high in the water when empty, a 3.5 HP short shaft 4 stroke Tohatsu on half throttle gets the dinghy planing with one person (85 kg) on board provided youve trimmed the outboard well and you sit forward a bit, difficult to retrofit launching wheels, Time will tell how long itll last...

Together with the Handa BF6 short shaft a good team

Finding a rigid inflatable dinghy in this size, that fits the foredeck on our Najad 360, was non-trivial. So far the Seatec 240 dingy with the aluminum floor has met our expectations. To row the dinghy is pretty comfortable. So far I have used only a 2.2 hp engine, which is definitely to small, even for one person.

everything was very good.
about satisfaction I have not yet used it.