The A-Deluxe is a roll-up inflatable tender, made to be carried to the water rather than trailered to it. It sets up in minutes with no slipway and no special equipment, which makes it a practical second boat — a ship-to-shore tender, a fishing platform, or a way to reach the parts of the coastline you have only ever seen from the shore.
We stock five sizes from 2.5m to 3.6m. The 2.5m uses a slat wood floor for the lightest possible pack; the four larger boats all use a rigid aluminium floor, which is what lets them plane properly with a larger outboard.
| 2.5 m | 2.77 m | 2.96 m | 3.3 m | 3.6 m | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Model | BT-88810 | BT-88850AL | BT-06300AL | BT-06330AL | BT-06360AL |
| Floor type | Slat wood | Aluminium | Aluminium | Aluminium | Aluminium |
| Size (cm) | 250 x 129 | 277 x 150 | 296 x 153 | 330 x 153 | 359 x 176 |
| Size (in) | 8'2" x 4'3" | 9'1" x 4'11" | 9'9" x 5' | 11' x 5' | 12' x 5'9" |
| Net weight | 25 kg | 35 kg | 41 kg | 42 kg | 57 kg |
| Air chambers | 3 | 3 + keel | 3 + keel | 3 + keel | 3 + keel |
| Air pressure | 0.16 bar hull | 0.16 bar hull | 0.16 bar hull | 0.25 bar hull | 0.25 bar hull |
| Max. motor power | 4 HP / 3 kW | 9.9 HP / 7.5 kW | 9.9 HP / 7.5 kW | 15 HP / 11 kW | 20 HP / 14.7 kW |
| Transom height | 15" (38.1 cm) — short shaft engines only, all sizes | ||||
| Max. payload | 240 kg | 320 kg | 360 kg | 480 kg | 540 kg |
| Max. passengers | 2 + 1 | 3 + 1 | 4 | 5 | 5 + 1 |
| Warranty | 12 months | ||||
| Recommended retail | HK$6,538 | HK$8,663 | HK$9,988 | HK$10,713 | HK$12,875 |
| Our price | HK$5,884 | HK$7,796 | HK$8,989 | HK$9,641 | HK$11,588 |
Every size is 10% below the recommended retail price, and all sizes are delivered free in Hong Kong with no minimum order (outlying islands excluded).
Every A-Deluxe ships complete:
An outboard engine is not included.
The maximum engine rating changes substantially across the range, from 4 HP on the 2.5m to 20 HP on the 3.6m. It is a safety limit, not a suggestion:
Check the rating for the exact size you are buying before ordering an outboard. If you are unsure, ask us first.
Note the 3.3 m is the value point in the range: it carries 120 kg more than the 2.96 m and takes a 15 HP engine, for HK$652 more and 1 kg extra weight.
The point of a roll-up is that it does not need a marina berth. Packed, these boats take roughly the space of one to two large suitcases depending on size, and travel on a back seat or in a boot. No trailer, no slipway booking, no monthly berthing fee.
Two maintenance habits matter in this climate: rinse with fresh water and dry the boat completely before packing, because salt left in the seams degrades them and a damp boat packed in Hong Kong humidity grows mould within days; and keep it out of direct sun, because UV is what ages the fabric.
Work backwards from passengers and engine. For two adults rowing or with a small outboard, the 2.5m is enough. For a family of four, the 2.96m. For five people or a 15 HP engine, the 3.3m — which is the best value in the range. Only the 3.6m takes a 20 HP engine.
It depends entirely on the size: 4 HP on the 2.5m, 9.9 HP on the 2.77m and 2.96m, 15 HP on the 3.3m, and 20 HP on the 3.6m. Every size takes short shaft engines only, with a 15" (38.1 cm) transom.
No. The boat ships with oars, a pump, a bench seat, a carry bag and a repair kit, but the outboard is sold separately. Contact us for engine options.
Our 2.5m uses a slat wood floor — lightest to carry and quickest to roll up, but it flexes, so it will not plane. The 2.77m and larger all use a rigid aluminium floor, which is stiff enough to plane with a proper engine, does not rot, and is lighter than a plywood floor.
The 2.5m has three independent chambers; every larger size has three plus an inflatable keel. Multiple independent chambers mean a single puncture will not sink the boat.
Yes, and it is the main reason people choose a roll-up over a rigid tender here. Packed weights run from 25 kg on the 2.5m to 57 kg on the 3.6m, and all sizes store in a storeroom, a wardrobe or a car park space rather than a marina berth.
Licensing and operator certification requirements for powered pleasure vessels are set by the Hong Kong Marine Department, and they depend on the vessel and the engine. Please check the current requirements with the Marine Department before buying an engine, or contact us and we will point you to the right guidance.
12 months on every size in the range.
28GOODS stocks all five sizes in Hong Kong from HK$5,884 — 10% below recommended retail — with free delivery in Hong Kong.