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Brig Navigator 20 Updated

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All-New BRIG Navigator 20

In this video the team conducted coastal trials near Pauanui, New Zealand, to evaluate the Navigator 20 adventure RIB’s performance.

This Rigid Inflatable Boat (RIB) carries CE category C certification (check out what this really means).

The certification permits safe operation in Force 6 winds on the Beaufort scale. If you’ve been out in that gale, you know a bigger boat is safer.

Read all about the Beaufort scale and sea state here.

These conditions include strong breezes of 22-27 knots and wave heights up to 2 meters.

Their comprehensive testing revealed operational capabilities during this thorough maritime evaluation.

This video was published on the Boating New Zealand YouTube channel.

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BRIG and Suzuki Team Up: 2026 Powerline Unveiled

Karel Overlaet, RIB Advocate
BRIG and Suzuki Team Up: 2026 Powerline Unveiled @ RIBs ONLY - Home of the Rigid Inflatable Boat

Ukrainian Built BRIG RIBs

He introduced himself as Renault Renault Calicis, one of two directors of Icabot, distributor of Ukrainian-made BRIG boats.

Despite the war (2026), production in Ukraine continues. The Navigator range has relaunched with the 22, 24, and 26 models.

The BRIG Navigator 22 was eagerly awaited. It was designed for the Atlantic with a pronounced V-shaped hull.

This model boasts more adventurous styling than the calmer Eagle range.

The new 22 features a polyester hardtop, ovalized tubes instead of round ones, and a 200 APX Suzuki engine.

It reached 43 to 44 knots, offering strong performance, fishing potential, leisure versatility, and ample space around its central console.

This video was published on the semi-rigide fr YouTube channel.

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BRIG Navigator Adventure to Eddystone Lighthouse

Karel Overlaet, RIB Advocate

The Brig Navigator 26 Flagship

In this on-the-water video, the crew sets out on a full-day exploration. I like these videos showcasing a RIB and sharing great places.

They demonstrate the BRIG RIB‘s performance, from sunrise departure to wildlife encounters and coastal discovery.

This nearly eight-meter Rigid Inflatable Boat is powered by a robust 350 hp Suzuki Duo Prop engine.

This BRIG Navigator 26 features a true center-console layout, generous storage compartments, and rugged yet comfortable seating throughout.

A visit to the historic Eddystone Lighthouse stands out as a key trip highlight.

The Eddystone Lighthouse stands on the treacherous Eddystone Rocks, 14 miles southwest of Plymouth, England, in the English Channel.

It has warned mariners since the 17th century.

Another highlight during this trip includes exhilarating and magical encounters with pods of dolphins.

The BRIG Navigator 26 includes a tall, protective windscreen and expansive deck space.

This video was published on The Wolf Rock Boat Company YouTube channel.

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BRIG Eagle 6.7 with Honda 150 hp

Karel Overlaet, RIB Advocate

Eagle 6.7 Tested

Nautic Service tested the Ukrainian built BRIG Eagle 6.7 off La Rochelle, France in calm conditions.

Equipped with a 150 hp Honda outboard, the Rigid Inflatable Boat (RIB) delivered quiet operation and stable handling as observed in the video.

The test model also included an electric windlass with stainless steel anchor and chain. Comes in handy.

The layout features a rear bench with storage. It also has a central console with twin bolster seats.

Additionally, there is a forward bench that doubles as additional storage. An optional sunpad extension at the bow increases lounging space.

Consumption

At 3,000 rpm, the Eagle cruised at 17 knots, consuming 12 l/h.

At full throttle (6,000 rpm), it reached 39 knots with fuel consumption at 50 l/h.

With its straightforward design and solid performance, the Eagle 6.7 offers a means to coastal cruising and day trips.

This video was published on the Nautique Services YouTube channel.

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BRIG at Boot Düsseldorf 2024 Recap

Karel Overlaet, RIB Advocate

Boot Düsseldorf

The video showcases BRIG’s presence at Boot Düsseldorf 2024, highlighting their “RIGID INTELLIGENT BOATS”.

The display featured various boat models. These included the Eagle 10 RIB [00:29].

It had white hulls and black and grey accents [00:14].

The video also captures close-ups of sophisticated control panels [00:26], comfortable seating, and robust “Mercury” engines [00:15, 00:38].

The vibrant exhibition hall emphasizes the event’s scale [01:05].

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