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Airborne

Airborne

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Avant

Coupe

Coupe

Enduro

Enduro

Noblesse

Noblesse

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Airborne (RIB)

The RIB (Rigid Inflatable Boat) is traditionally a boat for professional use such as diving. In later years it has become a popular choice for leisure and the Airborne-line bridges the gap even more.

Avant (Bowrider)

Avant (Bowrider)

The bowrider combines the best of the center console with the comfort and wind protection of the daycruiser. It has an open bow and a large windscreen.

Enduro (Center console)

Enduro (Center console)

The center console have an open layout which allows for good mobility, easy access and gives the captain a clear overview in all directions. These are well-suited for daytrips.

Noblesse (Daycruiser)

Noblesse (Daycruiser)

The daycruiser has a cabin for sleeping and a large wind-protected cockpit area. It allows for great comfort on both one-day trips as well for longer journeys.

Coupe (Wheelhouse)

Coupe (Wheelhouse)

Wheelhouse boats are great for all-year use. They open up for longer trips with spacious solutions for both storage and sleeping areas.