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This Time a Highfield Patrol 420 Walkthrough
A month ago I’ve publisheda a blog post of Antoine Albeau how he uses this Rigid Inflatable Boat (RIB).
This time he provides an detailed overview of the Patrol 420.
My 6 Takeaways
The Patrol has an aluminium hull and is the smallest in the Patrol range.
This boat is equipped with over-engineered tow bars front and back.
At the helm there is a two-seat console with a cushioned backrest. There is a bit of room to stow away things you need.
Of course like many RIBs this one has extra-long non-slip deck pads, large handles and ropes for easy beaching a.o.
The deep V aluminum hull has a deadrise of a modest 20°.
It’s a compact RIB, also great to use as a tender.
Proud to share that Highfield is a good Friend of RIBs ONLY.
Specs
| Overall Length | 4.21 m | 13′ 10″ |
| Internal Length | 3.17 m | 10′ 5″ |
| Overall Width | 2.11 m | 6′ 11″ |
| Internal Width | 1.05 m | 3′ 5″ |
| Dead Rise | 20° | |
| Tube Diameter | 47 cm | 19″ |
| Number of Air Chambers | 4 | |
| Maximum Load | 885 kg | 1,951 lb |
| Maximum People | 8 | |
| Boat Weight* | 252 kg | 556 lb |
| Maximum Power | 60 hp | |
| Engine Shaft | L | |
| Fuel Tank | 55 l | 14.5 gal |
| Design Category | C |
