Overview
About this vessel
The 6.1m Sealegs Commercial RIB is designed for demanding commercial operations where performance, durability, and ease of use are paramount. Whether for rescue, transport, or other professional applications, this craft is up to the task, combining amphibious capability with robust construction.
The amphibious technology enables seamless transition on land and water. The boat features an inboard 22HP (16kW) Honda petrol engine for land propulsion with all-wheel drive and primary/dynamic hydrostatic brakes plus an emergency hydraulically released mechanical park brake. The commercial RIB can handle a maximum land incline of 14 degrees up, 11 degrees down, and 25" all-terrain tires provide traction on varied surfaces.
On water, it is powered by a recommended 115HP outboard engine with power-assisted hydraulic steering, capable of reaching speeds up to 35 knots. The fuel capacity is 80 liters, and the craft is rated to operate in sea conditions with waves up to 2.0m and winds up to 26 knots.
The 6.1m Commercial RIB measures 6.13m overall length (wheels up), has a beam of 2.46m, and a draft of 0.41m with the outboard trimmed up. The hull deadrise at the transom is 21 degrees.
Seating and layout include a twin driver seat, single bow seat, and single console seat, with optional accessories like twin driver backrest, twin transom seat, and transom hand-hold. Storage areas include under-seat space in front of the console, 2 wet floor lockers, and a transom locker. The deck has anti-slip tread, and the center console features a fold-down windscreen and cup holders.
Electrical features include a high crank start battery, optional second battery, automatic bilge pump (1100 gph), dual scuppers, and LED navigation and bow-mounted marine headlights for land use.
Included features are Automatic Braking System (ABS), Power Steering, All-Wheel Drive, Transom Ski Tower, and the inboard 22hp engine.
Customizable options include outboard engine choices such as Yamaha 115 or Yamaha Helm Master Level 3, upgraded paintwork, various chartplotters, audio systems, VHF radios, bow cameras, lighting, and multiple accessories like boarding ladders, bait boards, folding bowsprit, tie-down points, and commercial upgrades like transom bollards and rescue stretcher systems.
