Showing posts with label Maxxon Inflatables. Show all posts
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Monday, September 30, 2019

Big News On the Maxxon Inflatable

That is right you read that correct we have some big news on the Maxxon Inflatable Boats.  So what is it the prices have been dropped. 

The pricing is now as follows:

The Maxxon XPW 240 was $1299 and now is listed at $849.98

The Maxxon XPW 239 was $799 and now is listed at $549.98

These prices are crazy and have already started to spark excitement on these boats.  The Maxxon Inflatable boats are hybrid boats that are made to last.  These hybrid boats are bladderless with glued heat-sealed seams.  The Maxxon line was built with one goal in mind and great fishing experience, and man did they hit there mark.  To order contact us at - floattubefishingforum73@gmail.com or use or Square store - https://squareup.com/store/floattubeforum
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XPW 239

XPW 240



Friday, April 12, 2019

6 reasons you should be using the Maxxon XPW 240

The 6 reasons you should be using the Maxxon XPW 240

1. It’s Comfortable -  Once this boat is on the water and you have the seat and backrest set up, you can spend hours on the water without any need to readjust for lack of comfort.  The XPW 240 is ready to give you a great day on the water.

2. It’s Customizable - With the XPW 240s GTS system in place let your imagination run wild.  This Grommet Track System gives you attachment point on both sides of the boat from front to back.  Create rod racks, tackle systems, or fishfinder mount ideas and have plenty of attachment points to make your customizations work for you.

3. It’s Nimble -  Don’t let the size and length fool you, the XPW 240 is by far one of the most nimble inflatable boats on the market.  This boat glides through the water with ease and can turn on a dime.  Weather fishing wide open waters or the tight slips of your local harbors the XPW 240 will handle it all.

4. It’s Stowable -  At a length of 7 ft 10 in. and 4 ft 1 in. wide you would think this boat is to big to store and transport.  Remember this is an inflatable it will break down and pack everything away into a carry bag roughly only 4 ft by 3 ft.  As you can see the XPW 240 can be stowed in it carry bag and transported in the trunk of a car or stored in a closet at home.

5. It’s Adaptable -  Kick with your fins, or row with the attached oars, maybe add a trolling motor using the motor transom.  This boat adapts you your needs on the water.  Use a trolling motor to reach your favorite fishing hole quicker than your friends.  Use the oars to get you out of a jam if you find yourself in one, or simply kick with your fins to maintain that stealth mode.  Whatever you need the XPW 240 has it ready for you.

6. It’s Sleek - Or better explained as a low profile which put the XPW 240 is in the neutral plan.  The flat nature of this inflatable boat puts you above the current in the water yet just below the wind line as well.  What does this mean less struggle for you on those days the current is strong of the winds are whipping.  You can now spend less time trying to stay on your spots and more time fishing your spots.

The Maxxon XPW 240 it's the next level.


For more details or to purchase contact us at the following floattubefishingforum73@gmail.com

Friday, January 11, 2019

Float Tubes are changing in the US are you on board

Maxxon Inflatables, Seven Bass Design, Savage Gear are just some of the top new brands that are out there in the U.S. market that are changing the Float Tube Fishing world.  Most of us that have been float tubing for years now are used to the old standbys of Cumberlands and Fish Cats.  Outcast and Classic Accessories have been for years the top choices.  That is changing and here is why. 

For years in Europe, they have been what are called hybrid boats.  What is a hybrid boat you ask well it is simply a float tube on steroids.  These are float tubes that have more to offer.  The big difference is the material its made of.  Most of them are either made of high-quality PVC or Hypalon.  These materials are unique to our sport at least here in the U.S.  The PVC and Hypalon materials make these boats 10x stronger which can handle some much more abuse from the fisherman.  These boats have no bladders which in some cases limit the overall weight of the boat.  The Seven Bass Expedition and Explorer are only 16 to 18 lbs so much much lighter than most. 

 
Some of these hybrid boats are heavier which can be an issue but besides the weight increase, they offer other options for moving around.  Most of the Hybrid boats have motor mounts so adding a trolling motor is fast and simple.  Some also come with oars a few if the top level hybrid float tubes out there with oars and or motor mounts are the Maxxon XPW 240 (Motor Mount and Oars), the Savage Gear 170 (Oars no Motor Mount) the Seven Bass Flatform ( Motor Mount and Oars) and the Maxxon 239 (Oars and no Motor Mount)
                                                       

                                     

Some of these hybrid boats offer us new options storing our tackle on them as well.  The older boats come with side packs that are sewn on with the hybrid boat most have cliplines or Gromet track systems that allow you to take their packs and attach them where you want them or maybe even DIY your own tackle packs.   Most of Seven Bass hybrid boats have the clipline and the Maxxon hybrid boats have the GTS.  With these systems, you can add whatever you want to where ever you want it.

 


We have options now in the U.S. and the options are with these Hybrid boats.  If you like to float tube fish and are looking for a new float tube why not try looking at some of these boats.  I can say they are worth every penny and you will not be disappointed.   

For more info and to order contact us at floattubefishingforum73@gmail.com






Wednesday, November 28, 2018

Maxxon XPW 240 All you need to get on the water

So I have been lucky enough to have the ability to test and review some really great boats recently.  I have recently been using the XPW 240 from Maxxon Inflatable.  So let me start with this hybrid boats might be expensive but they are so worth every penny.  A hybrid is a float tube that is bladderless and tough. So many think that bladderless boats leave you with the possibility of catastrophic failure, and I was concerned about this as well.  But once I inflated the first Hybrid I was confident that I would be safe. These boats are built to last.




The Maxxon Inflatable XPW 240 is a drop-stitch flat float tube that is unusual looking.  Once you get on this boat and kick offshore you quickly notice this Hybrid boat is one solid and stable boat.  The size of the XPW 240 is almost 8' long and 4' wide and weighs 40 pounds.  Right away you can see that this is a large inflatable that can seem tough to move from the truck to the water.  First, it packs down into a bag that can be put in the trunk of a car with a lot of room left over. Also, you can simply carry it to the water as it has 2 handles perfectly placed to make it balanced and light when you carry it.  

The XPW 240 when on the water is just so comfortable and moves like a dream.  I have been in float tubes for a long time they move with such easy it's amazing.  So I really thought at first it would take more work and effort to move this boat in the water.  I figured I would be tired after struggling to kick this big inflatable in the water. Well, there is nothing further from the truth.  These flatboats glide over the surface of the water and have no drag. I remember being in the sling seat float tubes way back when. Those had drag as half your body was in the water, so it stands to reason the less of you in the water the less drag.  Of course, besides you not being in the water, there is less tube in the water as well. This boat sits right on top of the water.

The XPW 240 by Maxxon Inflatables is one of the top leave boats on the market.  I can safely say you will be happy with a boat like this any questions please ask I am happy to share more details floattubefishingforum73@gmail.com / https://squareup.com/store/floattubeforum