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Inflatable Boats On Boatcrazy

Inflatable boats are lightweight, portable, and incredibly versatile perfect for a wide range of on-the-water activities. Built with durable PVC or Hypalon materials and air-filled chambers, these boats are easy to transport, store, and launch. From compact roll-up tenders to high-performance models with rigid floors and outboard power, inflatable boats offer stability, buoyancy, and surprising performance for their size.

Ideal for tender duty, recreational cruising, fishing, and even rescue or military use, inflatables are available in a variety of configurations including soft-bottom, high-pressure air deck, and rigid floor (RIB-style) models.

Browse our full selection of new and used inflatable boats, including top brands known for quality and dependability. Whether you're looking for a yacht tender, a small utility boat, or a go-anywhere inflatable for weekend fun, you’ll find it here.

Inflatable Boats On Boatcrazy

When looking to buy a reliable and high‑quality inflatable boat, consider these leading Inflatable Boat Manufacturers

AB Inflatables, Zodiac, Walker’s Bay, BRIG.

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Inflatable Boats Frequently Asked Questions

Types include simple roll‑up floor inflatables, air‑deck inflatables, hard‑floor models, high‑pressure boats, and rigid-hull inflatable boats (RIBs).

Common materials include PVC (most affordable), TPU (lightweight and durable), Hypalon (long-lasting), and vulcanized rubber (extremely durable for demanding use).

They serve as yacht tenders, fishing platforms, rescue or patrol craft, diving boats, or budget-friendly recreational vessels on lakes, rivers, or coastal waters.

Basic leisure inflatables start around $100 to a few thousand dollars. Quality RIBs or air‑deck models range from several thousand up to $20K or more depending on size and features.

Durability depends on materials (PVC vs TPU vs Hypalon), seam construction, certifications (CE/NMMA), floor type, weight, and quality of valves and attachments.

Yes—they're lightweight, easy to inflate/deflate, and take little space when packed. Maintenance includes rinsing, UV protectant, drying before storage, and seam inspection.