yes ,i ve had mine for over two year now ,excellent vessell . i put mine in the back of truck and its beginning to be hardto take out at water and put back into truck,storage at home not a problem its just getting to heavy for a 65 year old and 68 year old to load and unload @ pond ,foreover, i do have a trailer to put vessell on ,once i give up on loading hit myself --- a must buy

The Quest Angler

I bought a Quest anglergoing on 3 weeks ago. Great little boat to get in those hard to rich places.

Just Seal It..!!!!!

Read reviews and bought one anyway! As far as leaks go I used adhesive caulk to seal top and bottom seams...problem solved

Great Features. Poorly Crafted.

Had mine a year now. Loved it at first. Hated it after it went thru a heavy rain. Sitting on dry ground, drain plug out and tilted front to back rain somehow filled the interior of the hull and it then weighed about a ton. No way to drain it except to flip it over and let it drain thru the same holes that let the rain leak in. Try flipping a ton. Seems to use packing peanuts for support/floatation that are water absorbent and will likely never dry out. So, my boat weighs a ton and has to be kept out of the rain. Love the floor plan, just feel it shouldn't allow rain inside the hull.

Great Mini Boat

I have used mine on lakes, ponds and rivers. No issues, yeah it can take on some water just flip it upside down when you are home. I use a 34 and 55 pound thrust trolling motor on and a 106 amp hour battery. Don’t let the people complaining get in your head