KAPTAN
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Reged: 30/07/2004
Posts: 17
Loc: Scotland
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Hauling my inflatable onboard over the guard rail is such a struggle, 26 kilos, that its rarely used and spents most of the season bundled up in the quarter berth or stowed on deck. Has anyone any experience of a 5 kilo SEVYLOR or a similar?
My Mirage 28 is based at Port St Louis Du Rhone.
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VicS
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Reged: 13/07/2002
Posts: 9603
Loc: Home: Kent. Boat: Chichester
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They do quite a range. I did not find a 5 kilo one but it sounds too light. There are some heavier ones that might be a bit better
Sevylor website
Or something like this perhaps
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dylan
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Reged: 29/02/2004
Posts: 1401
Loc: Voliba et Aquae Sulis.
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These look interesting, the packed size is very small
See here
Available from here .
Has anyone got one?
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tiggertoo
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Reged: 23/08/2005
Posts: 1463
Loc: UK
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Try using the spinnaker halyard hooked onto the bow ring. A trick shown to be by one of my charterers and an excellent idea. Saves the back and reduces chances on dipping into the briny. 
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velo
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Reged: 06/05/2006
Posts: 133
Loc: clydeside, boat firth of lorne...
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i have a2.8 sevy but ithas an extra cover to protect very tough they can be bought comes upto the row locs ,think only new now in camoflage for duck hunters ,got mine in dundee,2nd hand 30 £. very good weight 30 40 llbs 3chambers .easier to handle than avon or type
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