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ModelEagle 6.7
Length6.7m
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About this vessel
The Eagle 6.7 is the best family leisure vessel by BRIG, evolved from its predecessor with a redesigned deep V hull for improved seaworthiness, handling, and stability. It features a brand new multi-purpose navigation mast adding elegance and highlighting the renewed Eagle line DNA.
This model is fast, responsive, and fuel efficient due to a slightly higher tube position and XL-sized engine shaft that widens engine compatibility. New options include an anchoring system for enhanced trip enjoyment and a glass console dashboard designed to accommodate up to two 9' devices.
Main Features:
- Deep V hull
- Antiskid deck surface
- Hard tube end with 2 antiskid steps on each side
- Front and rear storage lockers
- Hull ventilation system
- Twin self-bailing unit
- Built-in fuel tank with external deck filler
- Front step plate and towing bow ring
- Rear and front cleats (bollards)
- Built-in davit lifting points
- Rubbing strake
- Safety handles & carrying handles
- Includes two paddles, foot pump and tube repair kit with accessories bag
Equipment:
- Owner's manual
- Steering console with mechanical steering system and steering wheel
- Combined pilot seat/bolster
- Multi-purpose mast and navigation lights
- Automatic bilge pump
- Battery container and isolation switch
- Waterski towing eye
- Foldable table
- Fuel gauge
- Front locker removable cushion and rear cushion with soft back
- Hypalon Fabric tubes
Options available:
- Hydraulic steering system
- Marine compass
- Fresh water shower/washdown
- Foldable ladder with platform
- Bow sundeck set with cushions
- Coolbox
- Anchoring System
- Overall cover and console cover
- Bimini/Suntop
- PVC fabric tubes
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeBrig
ModelEagle 6.7
Dimensions
Length overall6.7m
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