Toughest boats in the world.

[talltigeguy]

I am not sure it is a tige after seeing this:

http://www.toughboats.com/index.cfm?...RecommendATest

[quick]

That was money!

[hoopykat]

Well...ok....if you don't want to spend the extra for a trailer then I can see buying one of these.....but personally I would spring for the trailer and buy a Tigé.

Mike

[whitlock87]

Hay
all the roads wher dirt roads

[slacker661]

I launch my boat the same way Is that not the proper way?

[dogbert]

Too much junk under the hull on an inboard...

[anhaney]

Too much junk under the hull on an inboard...

Pretty tough fishing boat.

[spenchey2]

That is one tough boat

[G-MONEY]

Who need a trailer.......

[da.bell]

It's a Red Neck boat.... Why have a trailer Actually, don't they usually live in them?????? he he he j/k

[anhaney]

It's a Red Neck boat.... Why have a trailer Actually, don't they usually live in them?????? he he he j/k

Hey now I lived in my TIGE for a week when we went to Scout Camp at Huntington Lake. It was real nice and comfy. I just pull the cover over the boat and slept on the long bench. No problems. I used the cooler in the boat for my food and drinks and refilled the ice each day with ice from the chow hall ice machine. It was great.

For some reason I don't think that boat would be as comfy as the TIGE though.

[dogbert]

The advertisements for my fishing boat show them cutting it in half, just in front of the center console with a chain saw and it won't sink.

You'd be surprised how resilient that fiberglass is. If our Tiges didn't have the tracking fins, strut, prop, shaft and rudder underneath, you could probably do it with them, too.

[G-MONEY]

The advertisements for my fishing boat show them cutting it in half, just in front of the center console with a chain saw and it won't sink.

You'd be surprised how resilient that fiberglass is. If our Tiges didn't have the tracking fins, strut, prop, shaft and rudder underneath, you could probably do it with them, too.

NOT IT...............

[kko]

yeah they take baseball bats to those boats at the boat shows it pretty awsome. you can hear the guy beating the shizzit out of the boat about every half an hour or so alll the way across the arena

[Lunchbox]

You'd be surprised how resilient that fiberglass is. If our Tiges didn't have the tracking fins, strut, prop, shaft and rudder underneath, you could probably do it with them, too.

Yeah I kind of tested this theory out... See my "Heartbroken" Thread.

I'll tell you what, aside from knocking the fin out and taking on water and capsizing (which took a while) there is not much damage to the gel coat or the fiberglass. Tige boats are tough... I would not suggest anyone try what I did...

LBX