02-17-2009, 05:51 PM
Again, so glad you are safe and still with us. I am sure this has happened before, but seems these things aren't reported ENOUGH. Maybe embarrassment or whatever, but I have always said...THESE THINGS NEED TO BE POSTED! The PROS and the CONS.
I have a friend that was on a lake in his pontoon. He fell asleep and fell head first into the water. He woke up fast, but tried to get back on from the side. The boat kept rolling. We shouted to him to try from the middle/front of the pontoon. He finally worked his way to just in front of the seat and did pull himself up.
I know that is WHY NFO made the H3 longer. He made them safe for white water which means very safe on still water.
I do feel allot of people are out on lakes in TOO small of vessel. In fact I have seen four large adults in a 12' aluminum boat before.
KNOW your limitations.
I remember Larry Tullis pointing out, they made the H3 LARGER with new comers in mind. They can feel safer.
BIG IS BEAUTIFUL in flotation devises[
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I have a friend that was on a lake in his pontoon. He fell asleep and fell head first into the water. He woke up fast, but tried to get back on from the side. The boat kept rolling. We shouted to him to try from the middle/front of the pontoon. He finally worked his way to just in front of the seat and did pull himself up.
I know that is WHY NFO made the H3 longer. He made them safe for white water which means very safe on still water.
I do feel allot of people are out on lakes in TOO small of vessel. In fact I have seen four large adults in a 12' aluminum boat before.
KNOW your limitations.
I remember Larry Tullis pointing out, they made the H3 LARGER with new comers in mind. They can feel safer.
BIG IS BEAUTIFUL in flotation devises[
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