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BRIG Dinghies in Australia
Fibreglass refinement, tender to flagship
Brand profile
BRIG at a Glance
BRIG splits cleanly into four families that serve four different buyers: Falcon Tender for yacht tenders, Falcon Rider for stripped-back open RIBs, Navigator for serious support and adventure boats, and Eagle for premium luxury tenders and dayboats. The fibreglass hulls ride noticeably better than lightweight aluminium at the same length, and you pay for that in kilograms.
BRIG Australia maintains a current model range and dealer inventory.
- Market position
- Fibreglass refinement, tender to flagship
- Best matched to
- Motor yacht tenders · Refined ride over minimum weight · Club support boats
- Australian access
- Official distributor
- Range footprint
- 4 families · 26 models · 2.8–9.9 m
- Boat types
- Fibreglass RIB · Yacht tender · Recreational RIB
- Main markets
- RIB Tenders · Club & Rescue · Premium & Jet
Our take
Choose Falcon Tender for a yacht tender, Falcon Rider for a simple open RIB, Navigator for a serious support boat and Eagle when the budget and the parent vessel justify a premium tender.
Editorial fit scores
Brand-level scores against each job. Individual models are scored separately — see any model page. Methodology.
Range architecture
How the BRIG Range Is Organised
Use the family structure to eliminate the wrong part of the catalogue before comparing individual models.
| Family | Role in the range | Models | Length band | Primary market |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Falcon Tender | The yacht tender family — the BRIG range that competes directly with Highfield Ultralite and Grand S. | 7 | 2.75–4.80 m | RIB Tenders |
| Falcon Rider | Stripped-back recreational and work-focused open RIBs. | 4 | 4.00–5.70 m | Club & Rescue |
| Navigator | Substantial support, family and adventure RIBs. Club fleets and offshore exploration rather than everyday dinghy duty. | 8 | 4.85–7.00 m | Club & Rescue |
| Eagle | The premium and luxury side of BRIG: large yacht tenders, high-speed harbour boats and family dayboats. | 7 | 3.40–9.90 m | Premium & Jet |
Starting points
BRIG Models Worth Opening First
These are the best-documented starting points across different BRIG families—not a paid ranking or a claim that one model suits every buyer.
Navigator
BRIG Navigator N520
- Length
- 5.20 m
- Power
- —
- Capacity
- 9 people
- Hull weight
- —
Rated for up to nine passengers — a support boat, not a dinghy
Open model profile →Eagle
BRIG Eagle 4
- Length
- 4.00 m
- Power
- —
- Capacity
- 5 people
- Hull weight
- —
Premium yacht tender
Open model profile →Falcon Tender
BRIG Falcon F300
- Length
- 3.00 m
- Power
- —
- Capacity
- —
- Hull weight
- —
Common catamaran tender size
Open model profile →Falcon Rider
BRIG Falcon Rider F400
- Length
- 4.00 m
- Power
- —
- Capacity
- —
- Hull weight
- —
A representative model from the Falcon Rider family. Confirm the current Australian specification.
Open model profile →Buyer due diligence
Buying BRIG: questions to ask
Before choosing a model, ask the dealer to confirm availability, the complete package weight and local service support. Get the answers in writing so you can compare quotes on the same basis.
- Which BRIG models are physically stocked in Australia now, and which are special-order only?
- What is included in the quoted package, and what will the complete ready-to-use weight be with propulsion, fuel or battery, safety gear and normal accessories?
- Who performs warranty assessment and supplies replacement parts in the state where the boat will be used?
- What tube fabric, seam construction and repair materials are supplied on the exact Australian configuration?
- Can the complete boat-and-engine package be demonstrated with the buyer's normal passenger and gear load?
Take the answers into the comparison tool, then use the sea-trial protocol or, for sailing boats, the sailing dinghy buying guide.
BRIG
Falcon Tender
The yacht tender family — the BRIG range that competes directly with Highfield Ultralite and Grand S.
| Model | Length | Max power | Persons | Hull weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Falcon F300 Common catamaran tender size | 3.00 m | — | — | — |
| Falcon F330 | 3.30 m | — | — | — |
| Falcon F360 | 3.60 m | — | — | — |
| Falcon F380 | 3.80 m | — | — | — |
| Falcon F420 | 4.20 m | — | — | — |
| Falcon F480 | 4.80 m | — | — | — |
| Falcon F275 Still visible in Australian product information; strong on the used market | 2.75 m | — | — | — |
BRIG
Falcon Rider
Stripped-back recreational and work-focused open RIBs.
| Model | Length | Max power | Persons | Hull weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Falcon Rider F400 | 4.00 m | — | — | — |
| Falcon Rider F450 | 4.50 m | — | — | — |
| Falcon Rider F500 | 5.00 m | — | — | — |
| Falcon Rider F570 | 5.70 m | — | — | — |
BRIG
Eagle
The premium and luxury side of BRIG: large yacht tenders, high-speed harbour boats and family dayboats.
Direct alternatives
Brands to Compare with BRIG
These brands overlap with BRIG in at least one Australian market. Compare the exact model, support path and complete operating package.
Europe
Grand Boats
Premium GRP tenders, 3 m to 10 m
Venezuela / International
AB Inflatables
The widest catalogue in the business
France / China
Highfield
The aluminium RIB benchmark
France
Zodiac
The name that defined the category