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Easy Inflatables range guide

Easy Inflatables Viper Range

1500 GSM / 1.2 mm German VALMEX Heavy Plus; thermo-welded seams. Open-bow and Sovereign configurations.

6 variantsInflatable Cats3.30–4.50 m
6Variants
3.30–4.50 mLength range
6Detailed spec sets
AustraliaBrand origin

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Easy Inflatables Viper Models and Specifications

1500 GSM / 1.2 mm German VALMEX Heavy Plus; thermo-welded seams. Open-bow and Sovereign configurations. The Viper 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
Viper 330
Approximate bare-boat weight: 36 kg.
3.30 m——36 kg
Viper 365 Open Bow
Recommended power: 20 hp. Maximum rating: 40 hp. Approximate bare-boat weight: 52 kg.
3.65 m40 hp652 kg
Viper 400 Open Bow
Recommended power: 20–30 hp. Maximum power was not supplied in this update; confirm the exact boat rating. Approximate bare-boat weight: 56 kg.
4.00 m—656 kg
Viper 400 Sovereign
Recommended power: 20–30 hp. Maximum rating: 40 hp.
4.00 m40 hp666 kg
Viper 430 Open Bow
Recommended power: 30 hp. Maximum power was not supplied in this update; confirm the exact boat rating. Approximate bare-boat weight: 60 kg.
4.30 m—760 kg
Viper 450 Open Bow
Recommended power: 20–30 hp. Maximum power was not supplied in this update; confirm the exact boat rating. Approximate bare-boat weight: 63 kg.
4.50 m—763 kg

How to Choose a Viper 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

6 of 6 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.