TORNADO RIBs are renowned for the exceptional stability and ability to navigate rough seas with ease. The robust fiberglass hu l, paired with durable PU inflatable tubes, provides superior buoyancy and balance, especia ly when the boat encounters side tilt. The deep “V” hull design, combined with strategica ly placed steps, enhances speed and safety, a lowing the boat to perform reliably even in cha lenging ocean conditions.
* This is our estimate for a standard boat without options, engine and fuel.
This versatile 3.6m inflatable boat is suitable for various water activities, including leisure, fishing, and flood rescue. Its portability and multifunctional design make it a popular choice for water sports enthusiasts. Ideal for those who need a lightweight and flexible option for their water adventures.
Our 3.9m inflatable boat is highly favored for its wide range of applications. Whether for leisure, fishing, or emergency rescue, it excels in every scenario. With its portable design and exce lent adaptability, this boat is a top choice among water sports lovers, making it perfect for a variety of activities.
As the newest model in the lineup, the Tornado 12.5m is built for long-distance transport and demanding sea conditions, offering outstanding maneuverability and durability, ideal for professional use.
FIBER GLASS is the ultimate version, it has smooth and beautiful lines, and enables you to
drive safely in different sea conditions with its unique hull structure.
It is easy to control and easy to learn. The operation of the wheel is just like driving a car, with
a more agile thrust and gear system. It is sensitive and reliable.
Extraordinary performance makes a FIBER GLASS the best choice for boat users, now take it
and head on, On water works can be accomplished in such an elegant way!
The advantage of a hovercraft is the capability to travel over surfaces which would be
impossible for other vehicles. It can operate over sand, mud, sha low, overgrown water areas,
over thin ice and snow.
Our hovercraft is driven by a V8 four-cycle petrol engine. The engine is directly coupled and
drives the two rear fans. The airflow produced by these fans is divided into lift air and thrust
air by a variable-position splitter plate behind each fan. The lift air passes through the
double hull to the skirts and build up pressure for lifting the craft off the surface. The thrust
air then moves the craft forward as soon as the craft lifts up. The ten air rudders are turned
by the handlebar to direct the air stream left or right for steering.
