Founded in 2011, Maryland-based Ocean Craft Marine is a privately held company which manufactures and markets Rigid Inflatable Boats for military, professional and recreational users around the world.
This 300 Bonaire is a fine example of what OCM can create. They offer more Rigid Inflatable Boats as showcased on their website.
Here on RIBsONLY.com I collected more videos of this brand.
This video was published on the Ocean Craft Marine YouTube channel.
The extensive video showcases the Iguana X100, an amphibious RIgid Inflatable Boat customized with twin 225 horsepower Mercury outboards and a length of approximately 9 meters.
This unique vessel weighing 4.1 ton can seamlessly transition from land to water, making it a versatile option for various applications (check-out these videos).
(more…)Indeed, there is also a commercial version available.
It is not the largest Rigid Inflatable Boat that Sealegs has built. There is also a 12 meter RIB I posted here last year.
There is a choice of the Sealegs system between the 70 and the more powerful 100. There is also an electric version.
These systems are available as a kit for boat builders looking to integrate it in their own creations.
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This video was published on the Sealegs International YouTube channel.
Speaking of a very special RIB for professionals: the Sealegs 12 m cabin RIB.
It is a large, commercial grade amphibious system that comes with a fully enclosed cabin and twin Yamaha 425 hp outboard engines.
I’ve got some more Sealegs stuff for you here.
Specs
(more…)The 4WD Ocean Craft Marine Amphibious craft is a boat with wheels designed to travel on both water and land. Get to know more amphibious RIBs here on RIBs ONLY.
In the recreational version the smallest amphibious RIB is the AMP 230 CABO (7.22 m – 23’8″) while the largest is the AMP 320 Chesapeake (9.98 m – 32’9″).
Any Ocean Craft Marine Rigid Inflatable Boat can be manufactured with either a Fiberglass or an Aluminum hull. Read on to know more…
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