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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
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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
catamarans offer a lower drag solution to a deep-v hull (meaning faster, uses less fuel)
catamarans are stable, with all the buoyancy and righting moment pushed to the outside, catamarans are incredibly stable platforms for riding in and even standing up in. That’s a plus when you’re getting in and out of your tender.
catamarans sit flat - whether it’s on the deck of your yacht, on the boat ramp or on the beach, this makes for ease of handling.
catamarans require smaller outboards to propel them, this means your outboard can be lighter, cheaper and more fuel efficient - all big pluses.
True Kit cats are lightweight - due to their design (minus a heavy aluminium or fibreglass hull) True Kit inflatables are easy to pull up onto your duckboard or the deck of a yacht.
catamarans track and turn well
catamarans create less wake than conventional monohulls - this makes them a great solution for coach boats for all sorts of watersports like sailing, rowing, ocean swimming, kayaking
catamarans have shallow draft - this makes them great for exploring coastal waters
catamarans are quiet on the water - have you ever wondered if that slapping sound of your tinny scares the fish away? Well it does and the fish finders prove it.