Aqua Marina Aircat Inflatable 11 ft Catamaran
Featuring ultra-stable tunnel hull and generous deck space, this inflatable catamaran is impressive with its outstanding capacity and the ability to brave winds and waves while being high-speed. And what if you fancy a take-away camping with your family? Then just carry the full gear and enjoy the trip.
Available in 2.85m(9.3ft) and 3.35m(11ft) in length, both at 1.6m(5.2ft) in width, AIRCAT is an ideal water safety craft and a touring boat. The unique open bow design is the favorite for fishing and diving lovers, offering a spacious standing or resting platform.
Constructed of Aqua Marina’s signature High Frequency Welding Technology for tube chambers, combining Drop Stitch Light Technology applied on the air deck, AIRCAT is born to be safe, rigid, super-stable, but ultra-light. Gone are the days when a dedicated boat trailer is required.
Now just pack it in the carry bag, together with all the matching accessories, it can fit into the back seat of most cars. Our new AIRCAT would be the guarantee of a day of fun and relaxation!
Specifications
Model: AIRCAT 11’0″
Product: BT-AC335
Length: 11’0″ / 335cm
Width: 63″ / 160cm
Weight: 73.9lbs / 33.5kg
Floor: DWF air
Air Chambers: 4 + 1
Outboard Enginer: 7.5 KW / 9.9 HP
Max Payload: 1100lbs / 500kg
Max Passengers: 5
Includes:
- Boat Carry Bag
- Double Action Pump Liquid Air V1
- Oar Set
- Wodden Bench
Product Video
User Manual
Aqua Marina Aircat Inflatable Catamaran
Frequently Asked Questions
No! Dragging it on the ground may cause damage to your board and could result in air leakage. This will void your warranty.
Taking care of your board is pretty easy with regular maintenance. Here are some handy tips that will ensure your gear lasts longer.
Cleaning: Clean the board after each use with freshwater and mild soap.
Keep it dry: Dry the board off after each use and before storing to avoid mould damage.
Avoid direct sunlight: Keep the board away from direct sunlight and keep under shade when not in use with a working pressure less than 60%-70% of the max. air pressure.
Don’t use an air compressor: You can easily over-inflate the board by using an air compressor and void the warranty.
No dragging: Sharp debris can puncture your board.
Use it frequently: Long-term storage can cause glue bonds to disintegrate.
Store at room temperature: Keep the boards sheltered away from high temperature and humidity, with room temperature between 0℃ and 40℃.
Regular maintenance: Regularly check for cracks, scrapes, or any other issues and repair if necessary.
Clean the board after each use with fresh water and mild soap. We suggest rinse the board to remove dirt, sand and salt water. Use towels to wipe away dirt when necessary. Remember to remove your fins before you rinse your board so that you can thoroughly cleanse your fin box. Completely dry your board AFTER you rinse and BEFORE you store it.
1. Remove fins before you store your board.
2. Completely dry your board BEFORE you store it.
3. Don’t store your inflatable board in direct sunlight. This will result in deterioration in the long run and shorten the life of your board. UV radiation is harsh and can particularly damage PVC when exposed repeatedly day after day.
4. Store your inflatable board in the right temperature range. Anywhere between 5-40 degrees Celsius (40-110 degrees Fahrenheit) is recommended. Again, inflatable SUPs are durable, but extreme conditions aren’t ideal for any sporting equipment. Avoid freezing cold or baking hot conditions.
5. You can store your board both deflated or inflated, whichever suits your space.
a) When the board is stored inflated, resist the temptation to stack things or place heavy objects on it. This could cause a divot or impact the rocker of your board over time. Also, if you’re storing your board inflated for the long-term, it’s best to release a few PSI just in case your storage area gets too warm. That helps to prevent any damage to the board from the air inside expanding beyond the desired PSI.
b) If you store your board deflated, keep it lying flat. When storing your board deflated, it’s a great idea to use your board bag to protect it from abrasions. Make sure it’s rolled or folded loosely. Then store your board in it’s backpack so it’s laying on its side rather than upright or standing on the edges of the board where pressure points could form.
Over time you will experience some loss of pressure especially with temperature changes. Just top it up before you hit the water. The boat should be stored out of direct sunlight and if you are not going to use it for a while you should reduce the pressure to below 15psi (maximum air pressure).