WHICH FLOOR IS RIGHT FOR YOU?
High Pressure Air, Aluminum or Marine Plywood??

High Pressure Air Deck Floor - Positives

• boats with air decks lighter than those with the aluminum floor and the marine plywood floor
• the high pressure air decks are a stable, stiff platform when inflated. Stand on it, walk on it, jump on it! It's only slightly less stiff than our marine plywood floor
• effortless setup and takedown-just inflate and go, deflate and stow!
• planes faster and more easily than comparable marine plywood floor boats due to its light weight and rigidity
• air decks absorbs vibration better and is more comfortable to kneel on compared to marine plywood floor.

• boats with aluminum floors are heavier than those with air deck floors but lighter than the wood floors.
• makes the boat a bit stiffer and less flexible.
• highly recommended for all models larger (and including) the SD330, especially if you wish to "plane" your boat at higher speeds
• floor can't be punctured, torn or ripped

• boats with marine plywood floors are heavier than those with air deck floors & aluminum floors
• makes the boat a bit stiffer and less flexible.
• highly recommended for all models larger (and including) the SD330, especially if you wish to "plane" your boat at higher speeds
• less expensive than the Aluminum floor models.
• floor can't be punctured, torn or ripped.

• We recommend the High Pressure Air deck:
• If you planning to inflate and deflate your boat often
• If you are concerned about overall boat weight
• If you are looking to be "mobile", the Air Deck is lighter, deflates and folds compactly.
• We recommend the Aluminum Floor:
• If you are concerned about overall boat weight but want the features of the air deck floors.
• if you will regularly have sharp objects on the floor of the boat (to include large dogs!)
• if you will keep your boat inflated most of the time
• We recommend the Marine Plywood Floor:
• If you are not concerned about overall boat weight
• if you want to keep the price as low as possible
• if you will regularly have sharp objects on the floor of the boat (to include large dogs!)
• if you will keep your boat inflated most of the time