Horizon Boats range guide
Horizon Pathfinder Range
Highly relevant for buyers comparing ultra-small hard dinghies against inflatables.
7 variantsTinnies & Poly2.40–4.40 m
7Variants
2.40–4.40 mLength range
0Detailed spec sets
AustraliaBrand origin
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Horizon Pathfinder Models and Specifications
Highly relevant for buyers comparing ultra-small hard dinghies against inflatables. The Pathfinder family sits in the Aluminium & Polyethylene Dinghies. 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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 240 Pathfinder The smallest practical hard dinghy in the range | 2.40 m | — | — | — |
| 320 Pathfinder | 3.20 m | — | — | — |
| 350 Pathfinder | 3.50 m | — | — | — |
| 370 Pathfinder | 3.70 m | — | — | — |
| 370 HS Pathfinder High-sided variant | 3.70 m | — | — | — |
| 390 Pathfinder | 3.90 m | — | — | — |
| 440 Pathfinder | 4.40 m | — | — | — |
How to Choose a Pathfinder Model
- Polyethylene is kind to gelcoat, pontoons and painted topsides; bare aluminium is not.
- Pressed hulls are light and cheap; fully welded hulls are heavier and far tougher.
- Check hull weight against how you will actually launch it — a 114 kg punt is a two-person lift.
- Car-topper ratings and maximum HP vary enormously across apparently similar 3.5 m boats.
Evidence check
0 of 7 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.