Located in St Andrews at 1129 Beck Ave Panama City, Florida 850-235-2281
Boat There. Inflate It. Let Them Play.
The Dingy is the easiest "yes" you'll say all summer. Toss it in the boat on the way to the island or the spring — it packs down small and weighs next to nothing, so it's never the thing that doesn't fit. When you get there, a few strokes with a standard SUP pump and it's ready to go.
From there, it's whoever's turn it is. Badfish built the Dingy with a directional shape — slimmer through the middle, with a little rocker — so it's actually stable and easy to paddle, not a wobbly floatie that flips the second a kid climbs on. That makes it work for everybody: little ones who want to paddle themselves around the sandbar, teenagers racing each other to the spring platform, or adults who just want to float in one place without getting spun around.
It's built to take the abuse that comes with being the family's most-used piece of gear. Welded-chamber PVC and a heavy-duty, self-draining floor mean it shrugs off sand, rocks, and repeat cannonballs summer after summer — so instead of replacing a cheap tube every season, you buy the Dingy once.
Why families are picking the Dingy:
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