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Almost ready to take a dive into purchasing a rigid inflatable boat? Now, it’s really just about which one to choose, right? This article is designed to help boaters seek the right inflatable boat, and which ones are the best in the world. It would be easy to choose the most expensive ones and call…

We are thrilled to be able to introduce our newest BRIG vessels for those who might be just learning about BRIG or those who are fans of our vessels. Our team of marine-minded engineers, alongside our aeronautical professionals, have worked relentlessly on building the best rigid inflatable boats in the marine industry for the last…

The time of year is approaching, where boaters everywhere are scouring the internet in search of ‘the’ boat. The ideal boat has robust features that align perfectly with performance, ride, style, and safety. For boaters who are on the fence about what kind of vessel to buy this season, may we offer a little encouragement…

Boaters who are unaware of the BRIG brand may not know some of the attributes that make their rigid inflatable boats a force in the industry. These attributes have only come to pass after years and years of innovation, trials, development, and a “try again” mentality. When others said it couldn’t be done, the team…

Boaters who are new to BRIG boats may not be aware of all of the elements that make a BRIG, well, a BRIG. Our boats offer a superior experience on the water, but it would be helpful to know the “why” behind that kind of claim. Right? In this article, we will break down the…

The possibilities are endless, right? There are so many (maybe too many) boat options to choose from these days making it harder than ever to find the proper vessel. People will spend months trying to come up with the right boat only to sit on the fence hoping they don’t invest in the wrong one.…

An inflatable boat can’t go that fast, right? Well, sure, if you’re talking about a standard inflatable vessel. A BRIG boat is a whole other story. Inflatable vessels are known for their drag, as they are typically made of  synthetic rubber and other similar materials and aren’t really seen as a vessel built for speed.…

When the conversation about tenders comes up among boaters, the visuals of inflatable boats come to mind. A tender is designed to service a bigger vessel, typically, and helps passengers and guests go from larger ship to shore, for things like snorkeling, swimming, gunkholing  and more. While BRIG has smaller sized rigid inflatable boats that…