12' Inflatable Budget Boats CB365

12' Saturn Budget Inflatable Boats CB365

Heat welded seams. German Heytex PVC. Go Boating Without Breaking Your Budget!

More Space than CB290 or CB330. Real Estate Is Always at premium when on a water!

Outstanding workmanship, safety chambers, stability, speed and performance. Introducing new budget line inflatable boats from Saturn. CB365 inflatable boats are great for fun on a water, rowing, motoring, fishing, diving or as inexpensive dinghy for mainship. Can squeeze up to 5 people into that boat for transportation from main ship to the shore, or 2 persons comfortably for fishing trip and enjoyment. Innovation and design is what makes our budget line of Saturn boats a resounding success.

SATURN INFLATABLE BOATS CB365 FEATURES:

• Safety grab line on sides of tubes.
• Separate internal air chambers.
• Flat bottom design, no keel.
• One-way drain valve with plug.
• All around, durable rub strike.
• Reliable flat air valves with pushpin design.
• Front bow D-ring with integral lifting handle.
• Spare rope for attaching anchor is included.
• High-pressure drop stitch air floor is included.
• Extremely rigid, lightweight hull for good performance.
• Lightweight and strong removable aluminum seat benches.
• Heavy-duty marine grade plywood transom for outboard motor.
• Equipment: aluminum oars, hand pump, repair kit, seat bench and carry bag.
• Velcro straps on bottom of attachment of optional non-inflatable keel.
• For the list of optional available Accessories please click here.

Take Saturn CB365 inflatable dinghy out of the storage bag and get out onto the water quickly. Lightweight and durable constructions, stability and load carrying capability set Saturn CB series of boats apart from other type of inflatables. Minimal draft is a huge advantage when crossing shallow water and also gets ability to get further up the beach or boat ramp. Saturn innovative design and attention to details makes it a stand out in category of inflatable motor boats.

Saturn CB365 Inflatable Boat videos

Customer's video of CB365 unboxing and comparing to SD365

Customer's drone video of CB365 in open ocean

Customer's video of fishing with CB365 Saturn boat

Customer's video of crabing with CB365 Saturn boat

Customer's video of CB365 Saturn boat customization

Smaller CB290 boat inflation and optional keel installation

FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions:

• Question: How to install optional keel?
• Answer: While this boat was originally designed as a flat bottom boat, it is also possible to add optional DIY keel to improve performance and directional stability. It can be done by placing elongated semi-rigid structure under air floor while it deflated. There are 2 Velcro straps glued to the bottom of the boat, under air floor. These straps were designed to hold down for example foam swimming noodle, that can act as an improvised keel, or perhaps some other structure, such as shaped wooden keel for example. Easiest and simplest solution would be to purchase $3 large diameter foam swimming noodle in local retail store, such as Walmart or Target. That noodle will imitate inflatable keel when placed under air floor. It also could be possible to place PVC tubing inside that foam noodle, for additional rigidity. Two straps glued on bottom of boat, under air mat, will hold 1-2 noodles down. To increase rigidity, you can insert aluminum tubes inside foam noodle.

• Question: What makes this boat cheaper than other Saturn Boats of similar size?
• Answer: While this boat is made by same factory, and from same fabric as all other Saturn boats, this boat model does represent barre minimum, with smaller tube diameters, more narrow hull, no inflatable keel and no additional layers on bottom of tubes. This is a basic, flat bottom, no frills inflatable boat.

Quick Tip! Worried about puncturing the air floor with a fishing hook, dog claws or sharp object? Get a piece of vinyl flooring or rubber mat from your local hardware store. Cut the vinyl to fit inside the boat, over the floor and your air floor will be almost indestructible! When deflating, just roll it up along with the boat for future use.