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Highfield Boats Sport 420

The Highfield Boats Sport 420 is a RIB with a 4.24 m length overall and a 2.05 m beam.

The essentials: this model against its direct rivals

Where it offers more than its rivals

  • The heaviest of its group309 kgweight, often a sign of a better ride in choprivals: 165 to 255 kg
  • Highest rated (plate) power70 hpbuilder's ceiling, engine(s) not includedrivals: 50 to 60 hp

Key figures

Propulsion
Outboard
Length overall
4.24 m
Beam
2.05 m
Max power
70 hp
Number of engines
1
Max engine weight
120 kg
CE category
C
Persons
8
Dry weight
309 kg
Fuel
55 L
Deadrise
20 °
Shaft
L

Head to head with its direct rivals

Side-by-side figures for the Sport 420 against AB Inflatables Alumina 14 ALX · Bombard Explorer 420 · Grand Marine G420LF (Golden Line G420), at comparable boat type and size.

CharacteristicSport 420AB Inflatables Alumina 14 ALXBombard Explorer 420Grand Marine G420LF (Golden Line G420)
Length overall m4.244.274.24.2
Beam m2.0521.91.98
Persons people8876
Max power hp70605060
Dry weight kg309214165255
Fuel L55n/an/a55
Deadrise °20n/a1917

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Technical specifications

Inside length2.72 m
Inside width1.08 m
Tube diameter0.47 m
Tube diameter47 cm
Airtight chambers4
Maximum load640 kg
Inflation pressure0.25 bar

Usage programmes

Family / cruisingTow sports (ski, wakeboard, tube)

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