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$3,765
MakeCaribe Tenders
ModelCaribe C10x
Length3.1m
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The Caribe C10x is a compact rigid inflatable tender designed for reliable performance and efficient load-carrying in a versatile 3.10-metre package. Its pronounced V-hull delivers a stable, dry ride, while the convenient bow seat doubles as practical storage for a portable fuel tank, with a built-in tunnel to keep the fuel line protected and neatly routed.
With capacity for up to four people and an open deck layout, the C10x offers generous space for guests and gear relative to its size. A dedicated rowing seat and carefully balanced hull make it easy to handle under oars as well as under power, supported by a maximum engine rating of 15 kW (20 HP). Durable Hypalon / Neoprene 1100 Decitex tubes, three separate air chambers, and a robust construction give this tender the strength and reliability required for everyday yacht duties, shore transfers, and general harbour use.
- Great V hull for improved seakeeping and handling
- Bow seat with portable fuel tank storage for practical use of space
- Built-in tunnel for the fuel line to keep the deck tidy and safe
- Open deck configuration with rowing seat and flexible load area
- Hypalon / Neoprene 1100 Decitex tubes with three air chambers for durability and buoyancy
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MakeCaribe Tenders
ModelCaribe C10x
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Length overall3.1m
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