Which owns the brands Bombard, Zodiac, Avon, AKA-Marine.
They're commercial platforms of existing models. The majority of it is tube improvements. Heavier materials, overpressure valves, anti-wear patches, etc.
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Richard
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Richard do you know anything about the new Mercury quicksilver boats coming out with speed tubes we are just hearing snippets over here.
They had a model that was a very poor knockoff of the Futura Combat and it never sold well. I've never seen one in person.
About 95% of Mercury inflatables product comes from Bay-Lodestar in Dalian, China. The remaining 5% is the M-series, which are made in the USA at a small subcontractor.
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Richard
Gluing geek since 2007
Opinions and intepretations expressed are solely my own and do not express the views or opinions of my employer
They had a model that was a very poor knockoff of the Futura Combat and it never sold well. I've never seen one in person.
About 95% of Mercury inflatables product comes from Bay-Lodestar in Dalian, China. The remaining 5% is the M-series, which are made in the USA at a small subcontractor.
thanks that explains it the price reduction is almost £1000 and glued PVC not welded i'm told.
The AKA C series inflatable boats appear to be identical in dimensions to the Bombard Commando series, C3, C4 and C5. The AKA boats even have the same rigid keel. But, are they Hypalon or PVC boats?
The AKA C series inflatable boats appear to be identical in dimensions to the Bombard Commando series, C3, C4 and C5. The AKA boats even have the same rigid keel. But, are they Hypalon or PVC boats?
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