Dave Scadden‘s Dagger is the epitome one person pontoon craft design. It’s exclusive design offers otherworldly levels of performance. It incorporates the most advanced bladderless heat welded technology pontoons in the world. Coupled with his exclusive rigid inflatable “ flight deck“ platforms front and rear plus his rigid inflated “air pad “ oar lock system, it is completely frameless.
The Dagger's low profile pontoons defy the wind and enhance performance. They also afford superior speed and tractability. After extensive testing this revolutionary pontoon craft has proven to excel in virtually every category over traditional framed pontoon boat designs. It is lightweight, portable, high performance and extremely user-friendly. It comes out of your rig and can be inflated and ready to go in seven minutes.
No assembly required.
There’s no question the Dagger is the most technically advanced one person double pontoon system boat in the world. With and incredible hull weight of 28 lbs. It has already proven to be a complete game changer!
INCLUDES: Dagger boat, aircraft aluminum oars, motor mount, footrest bar, EVA seat and inflation pump.
LEGAL NOTICE:
Dave Scadden owns exclusive intellectual property of the design features incorporated in the Lightning Strike Dagger. None of design features can be duplicated without contractual agreement from Dave Scadden. Any infringement will be dealt with in a court of law.
Dave Scadden's 2025 Dagger
•Length: 8’11”
•Width: 54”
•Pontoons: Quad 9” dia.
•Frame: Frameless rigid inflated “ Flight Deck”
•Oars: 2 pc. aluminum
•Oar Locks: Rigid inflated “ Air Pad” HD
•Rear Deck: Rigid inflated with D ring lash downs
•Integrated adjustable foot rest
•High volume foot pump
*Weight capacity: 1000 lbs.
Reviews
In the past 11 years, I have owned seven different pontoon boats and have always found one or more features I disliked, until I acquired the Daggar model. This boat far exceeds my expectations. Weighing just 28 lbs (without a hard seat) it’s easy to load and unload from my truck and at my age (over 70), weight is a very important factor. It handles exceptionally well in the water and sits low enough so wind isn’t a significant factor. It has 8 separate baffles, so sinking is impossible.