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A Guide to Trailering and Launching Your RIB in the UK
TL;DR: At a Glance Licensing: UK laws allow drivers who passed their test after 1 January 1997 to tow a trailer up to 3,500kg MAM without an additional B+E test. Towing Limits: Always verify your vehicle’s braked and unbraked towing capacity to avoid exceeding legal and safe weight limits. Slipways: The South Coast boasts premier launching spots, including Warsash on the Hamble, Salcombe in Devon, and Weymouth in Dorset. Best Boats for the Coast: High-performance RIBs like th
Aug 123 min read


The Best Water Sports to Enjoy from Your BRIG Navigator
TL;DR / At a Glance: Ultimate Versatility: The BRIG Navigator series is specifically designed for tow-based water sports like wakeboarding, water skiing, and inflatable tubing. Top Models: The Navigator 20, 22, 24, and 26 feature a rugged deep-V hull design that guarantees a stable, smooth ride even in choppy conditions. Safety First: Always establish clear hand signals, ensure everyone wears a buoyancy aid, and have a dedicated observer on board. Essential Gear: Utilise a hi
Aug 53 min read


The Rise of the 'Adventure RIB': Why We’re Exploring Further Offshore
TL;DR: At a Glance Expedition Trend: Experienced UK mariners are shifting from short, fair-weather coastal hops to serious, long-range offshore exploration. Hull Dynamics: The signature hand-laid Deep-V hull provides unparalleled tracking, maximum stability, and a dry ride in challenging sea states. Autonomy & Range: Heavy-duty, under-floor fuel capacities eliminate range anxiety, allowing for self-sufficient cruising along remote coastlines. Elite Fleet: Heavyweights like th
Jul 223 min read


The Jurassic Coast: A RIB Adventure from Poole to Lulworth Cove
TL;DR: At a Glance The Ultimate Itinerary: A stunning marine journey from the sheltered waters of Poole Harbour, past Old Harry Rocks, to the breathtaking Lulworth Cove. Optimal Craft: Explore the UNESCO (the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation) World Heritage site safely with a rugged, high-performance adventure RIB built for open-water coastal cruising. Unrivalled Versatility: Seamlessly balances family comfort, advanced safety features, and dyn
Jul 83 min read


The Best Water Sports to Enjoy from Your BRIG Navigator
At a Glance Unmatched Versatility: The BRIG Navigator range seamlessly bridges the gap between a rugged offshore cruiser and high-octane family water sports boats. Action-Packed Activities: Expertly engineered for wakeboarding, water skiing, and towing inflatables with built-in waterski towing eyes. Safety First: Combines a stable deep-V hull, premium ORCA Hypalon tubes, and anti-skid decks for secure towing. Premium Choice: Mid-to-large models offer an outstanding balance of
May 273 min read


Understanding RIB Safety: Essential Gear for British Coastal Cruising
At a Glance: Essential RIB Safety Mandatory Items: Life jackets (ISO approved), kill cords (always attached to the skipper), and fire extinguishers. Communication: Fixed or handheld VHF DSC radio is essential for coastal cruising. Navigation: Up-to-date charts, GPS plotters, and a magnetic compass. Emergency Signalling: A mix of pyrotechnic or electronic flares and a Personal Locator Beacon (PLB). Vessel Maintenance: Regular checks of the hull, tubes, and engine are vita
Apr 224 min read


Rigid Inflatable Boat vs. Hard-Hull: Why the RIB Wins for Performance
At a Glance: Why the RIB Outperforms the Hard-Hull Unrivalled Stability: Inflatable tubes act as shock absorbers and provide a secondary contact point with the water, reducing roll. Superior Efficiency: The lightweight composite construction allows for higher speeds with smaller engines, lowering fuel consumption. Enhanced Safety: Multi-chambered tubes provide massive reserve buoyancy, making BRIGs virtually unsinkable even in challenging conditions. Versatility: From the
Apr 83 min read
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