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Easy Inflatables range guide

Easy Inflatables AeroCat Range

1100 dtex / 0.9 mm German VALMEX; thermo-welded seams. Current 335, 365, 380 and 400 models.

4 variantsInflatable Cats3.35–4.00 m
4Variants
3.35–4.00 mLength range
4Detailed spec sets
AustraliaBrand origin

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Easy Inflatables AeroCat Models and Specifications

1100 dtex / 0.9 mm German VALMEX; thermo-welded seams. Current 335, 365, 380 and 400 models. The AeroCat family sits in the Inflatable Catamaran Tenders. Length alone does not settle the choice: verify complete operating weight, propulsion limits, passenger capacity and storage dimensions before ordering.

Model Length Max power Persons Hull weight
AeroCat 335
Current AeroCat 335 replaces the AeroCat 330. Approximate bare-boat weight: 34 kg.
3.35 m——34 kg
AeroCat 365
Recommended power: 20 hp. Maximum rating: 30 hp. Approximate bare-boat weight: 40 kg.
3.65 m30 hp—40 kg
AeroCat 380
Recommended power: 20–30 hp. Maximum power was not supplied in this update; confirm the exact boat rating. Approximate bare-boat weight: 54 kg.
3.80 m—654 kg
AeroCat 400
Recommended power: 20–30 hp. Maximum power was not supplied in this update; confirm the exact boat rating. Approximate bare-boat weight: 54 kg.
4.00 m—654 kg

How to Choose a AeroCat Model

  • Open transom = the easiest re-boarding of any tender type, from the water or a beach.
  • Payload per kilogram of boat is the category's headline advantage.
  • Short-shaft outboards are usually required — check before buying the engine.
  • Rigid-hull cat variants now exist, so the category is no longer only foldable boats.

Evidence check

4 of 4 variants currently have two or more independently recorded specification fields in this database. A dash means the figure was not published in the material reviewed—not zero. Confirm the final specification and Australian configuration before purchase.