In the 1980s, Rogue Inflatables made some of the most durable rafts you could buy. Better (dare I say) than Avon. Very thick, tough material. Don't know if they made self-bailers. You'd think so, but I've never seen one.
In the 1980s, Rogue Inflatables made some of the most durable rafts you could buy. Better (dare I say) than Avon. Very thick, tough material. Don't know if they made self-bailers. You'd think so, but I've never seen one.Who can tell me about the quality or non quality of Rogue rafts? Are they heavy, well built, or flimsy. Do they only come as a bucket boat? What is your opinion of Rogue boats?
I still have my Rogue McKenzlie (14'9") that I purchased new in 1982. Valves still work well (I've maintained them) and it still holds air. Nice, tight boat. And yes, it's a bucket. The material is Hypalon, very thick, and it weighs about 300 pounds. It's nicely reinforced on the top and bottom... double layer fabric at critical wear points.