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A question that we get asked a lot is how do True Kit compare to other brands...

When we started looking around for a really good set of transom wheels to fit to our True Kit inflatable boats, we were left a bit disappointed. We found some large wheels that would get over the rocks and sand but would also get in the way of the outboard.

With the intensity of the sun these days, it only makes sense to protect yourself from it when you’re out on the water. We started by trying to find a decent bimini top/sun shade to suit our boats and our quality standards. W.e were disappointed to find poor fitting bimini tops, poor and complicated designs and particularly low quality materials used to construct them

Like many of our product testing days, we had a few missions to accomplish.  We have been toying with the idea of building the world’s best pack-down Bimini (sun shade) for many years now.

When it comes to setting up your True Kit inflatable for fishing, there are so many options.  In this article we go through how you can set the boat up for best effect

Our True Kit inflatables are the ideal platform to enjoy some time on the water with your dogs

Everyone uses their boats in a way that is unique to them.  So what is important to you?  Is it having a dinghy so light that you can pull it up onto the roof of your sedan powerboat?

Do it once, do it right! Repairs done properly should last the lifetime of the boat, however repairs that aren't done correctly are likely to come apart the next time you use the boat.  In this article we go over how we do repairs to True Kit inflatable boats in our workshop.

When we come out with a new True Kit design, it typically starts with trying to solve a problem.  How can we make this boat lighter?  Can we make it perform better?

How do you choose an inflatable boat?  What are the details of the boat?  What is it made of and how are the seams put together?  What valves are used and what pump is included in the package?

Join us as we share our new additions to our range

We discuss the merits of the Navigator versus the Discovery and put them to the test