It looks quality! It has very large balloons. Inflatable V hull. Aluminum seat and oars. Wave breaker. It has 3 large Inox cleats in the front and on the side. (I added another one on the rear mirror since it didn't have one!). Separate inflatable hard floor plus a board between it and the hull, (you can stand up), Thick mirror for an engine up to 10 horsepower. Carrying bag. It doesn't lose any air from the 3 numbered valves on the balloons that are listed along with the bars. (5 valves in total). Overall, it hasn't lost any air after being inflated for 15 days. Its pump has an electronic barometer. The balloons extend 60 cm behind the mirror! It has rope on the sides, and it also comes with a long rope in the front for tying. I haven't tried it yet with an engine, only with oars. (I have a 5-horsepower four-stroke). The whole story is about the welds... because PVC has this problem especially when exposed to the hot summer sun. I have experience with such boats! (A cover, a canopy outside of the sea is essential.) However, in reviews from abroad, I didn't see it facing such a problem. It is good to always keep it inflated even in the garage. And of course... a good wash to remove the salts.
9/19/24 After 4 months of trips and fishing in the sea, the balloons do not lose any air at all, there are no detachments or other issues. However, I adhere to what I wrote above...