How To • FAQ • Registration

Since the GoBoat is a motorized watercraft, it may need to be registered in your state. You will need to check your local boating regulations if you plan on using it on a lake or other state body of water. All the appropriate paperwork is included in your packet shipped with the GoBoat. If you reside in FLORIDA, you will need to register your GoBoat.

The GoBoat 2.0 is made from our Aircore composite drop-stitch material. It is extremely rigid, tough, and lightweight.

The 2.0 comes with a saltwater-ready 35 lbs thrust trolling motor with 5 speeds forward and 3 reverse.

The boat itself weighs 57 lbs, and fully loaded with the motor and batteries, it is around 79 lbs.

The GoBoat can go a brisk 5 miles per hour.

It can support up to a 300 lbs person, but the boat itself is rated to hold 600 lbs.

Yes, it was made specifically to be used in any environment, including saltwater.

Yes, it is very safe. The round construction makes it extremely stable and easy to stand on. In the case of a failure and it loses air, both the body and the seat will float. Always wear an appropriate life preserver for your safety.

Yes, water won't harm a 12V battery or cause electrocution. The battery does, however, need to be a sealed battery to prevent water from getting inside it.

The GoBoat tube is made of very dense PVC construction. While it is an inflatable, it's not puncture-proof, but punctures are very rare. In case of a puncture, a patch kit is provided with every GoBoat.

Any 12V Group U1 sealed battery can be used with the GoBoat 2.0. Any lithium, lead acid, AGM, or gel cell will work. The GoBoat is made to hold 2 batteries at once for a guaranteed full day of fun on the water.

Yes, it comes with a 30Ah battery and a 5Ah charger within the US 48 contiguous states. We cannot ship batteries outside of the US.