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Our unique lightweight landing craft range
Our ultra lightweight inflatable tender range
Our most portable, long and sleek, inflatable fishing kayak
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Our unique lightweight landing craft range
DISCOVERYS
Our ultra lightweight inflatable tender range
NAVIGATORS
Our most portable, long and sleek, inflatable fishing kayak
TACTICIAN
Link to your collections, sales and even external links
THE STOWAWAY
Our carefully selected accessories to match with the Discovery
Useful accessories are bundled in with our Navigator tender
Our carefully selected accessories to match with the Discovery
READY FOR DISCOVERY PACKAGE
Useful accessories are bundled in with our Navigator tender
CAPTAINS PACKAGE
November 18, 2019 1 min read
We discuss the merits of the Navigator versus the Discovery and put them to the test.
The Navigator 3.0m and the Discovery share many of the same attributes, namely:
Where the 2 boats differ is with the bow design. The Navigator carries the high buoyancy all the way to the bow. This means overall higher carrying capacity and you can sit passengers all the way up the front. Alternatively, the Discovery has decreasing buoyancy towards the bow. The great benefit of this is how easy these boats are to board from the water (have you ever tried climbing back into your inflatable from the water?).
Also, while the slightly larger Navigator has 2 aluminium bench seats, the Discovery 280 has just one. As with all our boats, you can choose to not fit the seats and leave the cockpit completely open if you prefer.
So, what is your preference? We have both in stock right now.