Why a Saturn Inflatable?

So why should you invest in a Saturn Inflatable Boat above all others???

Hull
All Saturn inflatable boats are made of 1100 Deniers heavy-duty PVC fabric. Hull features: inflatable keel with a rub strake, marine-grade plywood transom, double layer of fabric at the bottom of the tubes and a one-way drain valve with plug.

Stable
Being an inflatable, SATURN boats have a low center of gravity, making it practically impossible to capsize them! Whether stationary or cruising, a SATURN inflatable boat is always stable. You can stand when fishing, children are safe, and mooring is exceptionally simple. Great as a fishing boat too!

Unsinkable
The buoyancy tubes of SATURN inflatable boats, river rafts and inflatable kayaks are made up of several independent airtight compartments. If one compartment unexpectedly deflates, the others remain inflated. This feature makes Saturn inflatable boats, rafts and kayaks almost impossible to sink, thereby allowing you to return slowly to safety.

Easy to Store
Once deflated and folded, SATURN inflatable boats or raft or inflatable kayaks takes up about as much space as a medium sized bag. You can store inflatable boats or inflatable kayaks in the trunk of your car, locker, under the stairs or in a corner of the garage and have it ready for the next weekend or holiday.

Easy to Launch
...and easy to pull up onto the beach. Like all inflatable boats, the weight of a SATURN can be up to three times lighter than a comparable rigid boat. You wouldn't hesitate to beach this boat and spend the day on a beautiful, remote creek.

Sturdy
Welded rubbing strake and transom, cold welded seams, reinforced cone ends; the high standard of quality of its materials and the perfect finish of its assembly are the major guarantee of the sturdiness of your BoatsToGo. It is coated with PVC-top of the industry for durability and strength, and found only on Saturn boats second-generation PVC materials.

Economical
Saturn inflatable boats are intended as the best introductions possible to boating on a moderate budget. Its maintenance is simple and inexpensive. It requires a small outboard, that is economical to buy and to use, and if maintained properly, a Saturn will last many years.

Saturn is the perfect inflatable boat for discovering the joys of boating. Easy to set up, it is fitted with a roll up air floor making assembly quick and easy; simply unroll and inflate with the foot-pump or the electric pump! Safe and easy to navigate, a BoatsToGo has an inflatable keel whose form creates a high performance hull shape. Easy to transport and easy to store away, a BoatsToGo travels in the trunk of you car.

Check out the selection at www.boatstogo.com

New Kaboat Video is Sure to Make Waves!

This new Kaboat video shows the ease in portability and setup for an inflatable vessel. There are some great tunes too!

Customer Testimonials for Kaboat

Many people are curious if the Saturn Kaboat is everything we say it is. Well, here's the answer:

"Hello, I purchased the SK396R and love it. The boat is better quality than expected and is great since I live in an apartment. Set up time from the back of my mini-van to water is about 5 minutes, I can often set it up and be out in the water before larger solid-hull boats can get off of their trailers and going. With my small outboard this things zips and since it doesn't weigh much at all, I barely use a gallon of gas all day. Anyways thanks for making a fantastic boat that I can afford on a college budget." Kevin, James River, Richmond, VA.

"Just wanted to tell you how much I love my 15 ft Kaboat. I get compliments wherever I go. I fish it in both freshwater and salt and it has performed wonderfully. Very stable, safe and fun. After seeing my boat in action, no one I know wants a canoe anymore.... The best part is: completely portable and no maintenance!!!! What's not to love? I keep it in the backseat of my Ford Taurus. Whoever designed it should get the Nobel prize for boat design. I put a 3 HP mercury on it and it really moves. Just can't say enough. Thanks Boats-to-go!"

"Prize...CATCH OF THE WEEK. Did you know that with the help of my Saturn KaBoat I won a prize for a popular fishing magazine ?.... Greetings" Manuel, FL

TIPS on riding and surfing with a Saturn Inflatable PaddleBoard for the first time.

Today was Victoria's first time with a Saturn Inflatable Paddle Board.  So how did she handle it and how easy was it to ride for the first time?  Well...  She loved it and learned how to ride in no time at all.  Not only is stand up paddle boarding some of the most fun you can have on the ocean, but it's also a great workout for your body.  So here are some quick tips about how to ride and even surf using a Saturn Inflatable Kayak:

TIPS:

1.  Have the right attitude. You dont have to be a pro surfer to get out in the waves on your stand up paddle board. Start in calmer water to get the hang of the basics. The technique you learn in small waves is the basics for riding, no matter how big the waves are that you intend to ride.

2.  Gain stronger control. As you ride, be sure to try for harder and harder strokes as well as longer and more controlled strokes.  This way you will become stronger and more in control on the paddle board.  You will increase your capabilities and become much more effective when tackling other aspects of paddle boarding later.

3.  Learn how to turn. Learning when and how to turn are the key elements of catching a wave.  First you need to choose the wave you are going to catch.  Then you have to turn your board as quickly as possible so you can start paddling toward the shore.

4.  Catch the Wave! This is where your paddling skills come in.  As soon as you have chosen your wave and made the turn begin to paddle with the nose of your board pointing just a bit up.  You need to get up enough speed to catch the wave as it approaches.  Paddle paddle paddle.  Once the wave comes it should pick you up and allow you to cruise right into shore.

Follow these steps and you too can learn how to paddle board and even surf on your first time out.  Victoria in the video did and this was her very first time on a paddle board!