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Inflatable Dinghies & Tenders
Shop our full range of inflatable dinghies built for easy ship-to-shore trips and everyday tender use, including roll-up boats, air floor dinghies, and rigid-bottom models made from durable PVC or Hypalon tubes. Each dinghy is designed to be lightweight, stable, and easy to stow, making it a practical companion for cruising sailboats, motor yachts, and standalone use.
Whether you need a compact roll-up dinghy for occasional use or a more robust tender boat for frequent trips between shore and vessel, our catalog is organized by floor type, size, and construction material to help you find the right fit faster. From economical air floor tenders to slat-floor and rigid-bottom designs, every listing includes weight, capacity, and outboard compatibility details for easy comparison.
- Roll-up, air floor, and rigid or slat-bottom inflatable dinghy styles
- Durable PVC or Hypalon tube construction for long-term reliability
- Lightweight and compact for easy stowage and quick deployment
- Compatible with outboard motors for added range and versatility
- Suitable as a yacht tender, cruising dinghy, or standalone small boat
Choose from our inflatable dinghies collection to get a reliable, easy-to-store tender ready for every trip between shore and boat.
FAQ
What’s the difference between a dinghy and a tender?
A dinghy is a general term for any small boat that can be rowed, sailed, or motored, while a tender is a type of dinghy specifically used to ferry people and supplies between a larger vessel and shore.
What floor type should I choose for my inflatable dinghy?
Air floor models are lightweight and easy to roll up for storage, slat floor designs offer more rigidity underfoot, and rigid-bottom dinghies provide the most stability but are less compact to stow.
Can an inflatable dinghy be used with an outboard motor?
Yes, most inflatable dinghies are rated for a specific outboard horsepower range, so check the manufacturer’s maximum rating before pairing it with a motor.