Light Peapod 390
OK, dreaming about the 'perfect' tender. June Bug is arguable the
most capable, but an ugly duckling. The Light Dory is beautiful, but
too tiddly to climb in and out from afloat. Both are nice rowing
boats.
The wide and buoyant 12 foot Light Peapod design 390 seems to have it
all. Stability to spare, plus really good looks, and a super 'row
boat' streamline shape. Fast for its length due to its ample bustle.
I am not really scared of the cold molding, considering that the hull
is so small, making it small work.
Of the three, Light Peapod 390 would be the lightest weight by far, a
big plus when handing a tender.
http://hallman.org/bolger/390/LightPeapod390.jpg
http://hallman.org/bolger/390/LPP.fbm
most capable, but an ugly duckling. The Light Dory is beautiful, but
too tiddly to climb in and out from afloat. Both are nice rowing
boats.
The wide and buoyant 12 foot Light Peapod design 390 seems to have it
all. Stability to spare, plus really good looks, and a super 'row
boat' streamline shape. Fast for its length due to its ample bustle.
I am not really scared of the cold molding, considering that the hull
is so small, making it small work.
Of the three, Light Peapod 390 would be the lightest weight by far, a
big plus when handing a tender.
http://hallman.org/bolger/390/LightPeapod390.jpg
http://hallman.org/bolger/390/LPP.fbm