Zodiac dealers
Can anyone point me in the direction of who sells Zodiac inflatables in central Alberta ..decided to go with one instead of a 2 person pontoon boat. Looking new or used in 14 ft.
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Riverside Yamaha in St Albert is the only Zodiac dealer I am aware of .
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i got mine from the calgary office:
http://www.zebecboats.com/ |
Costco.ca is prob ur cheapest for a zodiac if ur set on that. Lots of comparable inflatables for half the cost though
Free delivery with Costco and great warranty too. With summer coming to an end I wud suspect they wud be clearance pricing them soon. Good luck |
Go with a zebec
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Ya, don't overlook Zebec. They are located in Edmonton and Calgary. I'm really impressed with mine.
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I also own a zebec and am very happy with it......since 2000 and no problems yet (knock on wood).
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Or buy a seamax for 1/2 the cost of a zebec.
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Being a newbie to an inflatable like this i never heard of Zebec. I will have to go to Calgary or edmonton on Saturday and check them out.
The help is greatly appreciated !! Thanks Ya'all. |
The first time into this site, feel helpful to me, so I know a lot about fishing knowledge. I really appreciate.
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we bought an 11' Auquamarine inflatable. they are in vancouver. not a canadian made product though. it's only 2 years old and it's been put to the test and has never let us down. we push it with a small mercury and it's a blast!!
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There was (is unless they moved) a Zodiac dealer on the block south of Hooter's on Macleod Tr, it is on the block east of Macleod tr. in a little two story mall you can't see from Macleod. Believe he had Metzeler's , too
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That was Ron in the YouTube video from the Edmonton show. I love mine which I have used all weekend almost every weekend since the ice melted for two years now. Never a problem. The choice of wood aluminum and plastic is nice to. I even left it out in the snow and cold all winter. The most stable,reliable,roomy,well equiped boats for the money. You can also fit the whole boat in the trunk of a small car trunk if you don't have a truck. Now I need a 15hp motor.
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And X2 on Seamax. Price is right and I can replace it and still be ahead of a Zebec or Zodiac. Not to take away from them as great boats, just a perspective. |
Yeah it's rated for 25 max just don't want to spend that much on a motor. I'll be getting a minn Kota instead. Better for the eviroment and the wallet and alot easier to transport.
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I hear ya, it is simply a safety factor for me and ms bil. If you have to get off the lake in a hurry.....
FWIW, my 55# thrust pulls about 5.5kM flat out (level 5), 1,5kM on level 1 (12.5' Seamax). |
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I got a Saturn from Gerry. He's in Edmonton.
http://kaygeeinflatableboats.com/ I think he's a distributor for Seamax now, but they are similar. I have a 20 HP on my 15' and runs sweet. http://img853.imageshack.us/img853/7...g0841mi.th.jpg Uploaded with ImageShack.us http://img11.imageshack.us/img11/7776/boatm.th.jpg Uploaded with ImageShack.us See ya Ace |
Saturn, Seamax, Zebec, Zodiac... They are all more or less the same. You'll be happy with any of those choices, probably a little happier if you save some money in the process.
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Costco online caries some Zodiacs.
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Well I bought a seamax 12ft from kaygee boat tonight for 1000 bucks and I set it up in my back yard ....so far so good:sHa_shakeshout:
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Inflatables are awesome. I'm headed out in mine again today herein a few hours. Nice boat by the way. You will love it there great, way better than a small aluminum. Cheers
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Cause for starters they won't flip over whentwo people are on one side trying to bring in a fish, scary in a small aluminum. Second they are way new comfortable to sit on, I can completely sprawl out laying down on the floor and sleep if need be. Thirdly,they don't need alot of space to haul or store them. Fourth, they don't need a trailer. Lots of reasons. They look way better too. The only advantage I would give to the aluminum is puncture resistance. Lol but I just watch where I'm going so really don't worry too much unless I am whitewater rafting it or in the nsr lol. Anyway each to there own. ;)
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Had my 14 ft in for minor repair at zebec Edmonton and was told that by the serial number mine was made in 1979. We use it 6-8 times every year.
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I bought a Zodiac last year after looking at all the options and a lot of research and I have to say the Zodiac and Zebec are of better quality than some of the off brands Seamax,Saturn etc.If you look closely their is a big difference in the quality of workmanship with the Zodiac and Zebec inflatables but you do pay for it
Will it last any longer?Time will tell |
Depends on the zodiac series. Their entry levels ie zoom are garbage. Only their high ends are even made in france anymore.
Zebec is very generic Korean made. U think they are better do to the extreme price they charge. Look at the material brand, thickness ect. I'm not saying zebec is bad. I'd take one over a entry zodiac any day. But a non zebec quality inflatable can be had for close to half the cost. |
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You are correct I purchased a Cadet Series Zodiac made in France And they are superior build quality |
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