Apex (US)

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What's for you : You need to consider how you intend to use your inflatable boat.
This will influence the design and sizes of boat that best meet your needs.
Such considerations should include: Number of passengers and gear you will normally carry, to estimate the weight capacity.
Room needed for bulky equipment and supplies.
What type of conditions and elements you will expose your boat to.
Do you intend to use this as a tender, sport-boat, fishing, diving, hunting, etc?
It is important that the model be capable of rolling up or would the performance and low maintenance of a Rigid be more beneficial?

Three main categories of inflatable boats exist on the market.

The Rigid Inflatable Boat (R.I.B), Performance Rigid Roll-ups and the Collapsible models.

The RIBs offer higher performance capability and stability as a sport boat. In comparison to standard aluminum or fiberglass boats, RIBs are lighter in weight and provide higher performance with a smaller size engine. They provide virtually maintenance free use and are very popular both as tenders and sport boats. We recommend a fiberglass hull with gel coat over an aluminum hull for a RIB.

The overall exterior lengths of inflatable boats are measured from tip to tip. Almost all manufacturers build boats with a long cone at the rear. This is a cheap method of finishing off the stern of the boat. However, this cone adds to the overall length without increasing buoyancy and the usable interior space of the boat and therefore can give a false impression of the usable capacity of the boat.
APEX® boats are constructed with rounded ends and therefore have a shorter exterior length than their major competitors. We build our boats with rounded ends despite the additional cost because we want our tough rubbing strake to extend around and protect the stern of the boat. This shorter length helps for storage on davit or dinghy racks while the usable interior space is actually larger.
When choosing a boat, look at the interior space of the models you are comparing.

Rubbing Strake
The rubbing strake is the tough rubber strip that goes around the boat to protect it against abrasions. It also protects any vessel to which the boat is being moored. Make sure that this straking is made of a thick tough material in a light color. Dark colors attract more heat and dirt, will deteriorate faster and can leave marks on other vessels. APEX® boats have a tough, raised, light gray strake for better protection.

Modelos de Apex (US)

• A-9 RIB Lite
• A-42 WI Roll-Up
• Apex A-47 WI Roll-Up
• Apex 70
• Raft ARK-12 "Naranjo"
• Apex Raft AR-13 "Arenal"
• Raft AR-14 "Pacuare"
• Apex Raft AR-15 "Reventazon"
• Banana AB-3
• Banana AB-5

• Banana AB-7
• Banana AB-10
• A-24 RIB O/B Fueraborda
• A-24 RIB I/B Intraborda
• A-28 RIB O/B Fueraborda
• A-8 RIB
• A-9 RIB
• A-10 RIB Lite
• A-11RIB Lite
• A-28 RIB I/B Intraborda

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