Saturn Budget Boats

Saturn Affordable Inflatable Boats.

Same Materials and Quality as Expensive, but at lower prices!

Affordable Adventure on the Water – Meet the Saturn Budget Inflatable Boats!

Looking for a high-quality inflatable boat that fits your budget? Your search ends here! The new Saturn Budget Inflatable Boats line delivers unbeatable prices without compromising on quality or features. You won’t find a better deal—not on Amazon, eBay, Walmart, or even Costco!

Saturn budget boats are designed with premium craftsmanship and attention to detail—all at a price that won’t break the bank. Enjoy top-tier features like a high-pressure drop-stitch floor, optional keel, and a 2-year warranty. Unlike the cheap inflatables flooding online marketplaces with flimsy plastic handles that break within a year, Saturn boats use durable soft or PVC handles built to last.

So, what sets Saturn Budget Boats apart from the rest of the Saturn lineup? They are more compact, with smaller tube diameters and a narrower profile, making them lightweight and easy to transport. While they don’t include an inflatable keel or double-layer bottom fabric, you may not need those extras for your adventures!

Perfect as a dinghy for a sailboat or yacht, a fishing companion, or a weekend cruiser on bays, rivers, and lakes, these boats even handle light ocean conditions with ease.

The Saturn CB line may be our entry-level series, but make no mistake—there’s nothing “entry-level” about the performance, durability, and value you’re getting!

Ready to hit the water without hitting your wallet? Choose Saturn Budget Inflatable Boats today!

FAQ - FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTION:

Question: How Saturn CB budget series boats are differ from Saturn SD boats?

Answer: CB boats are made from the same high-quality 0.9mm German Heytex PVC fabric as the regular SD boats and use the same heat-welded seam technology for durability. In terms of strength and craftsmanship, they are very similar.

However, CB boats are narrower, have smaller tubes, and lack some extra reinforcements found on SD boats, such as a second layer of PVC on the bottom, splash guards on top of the tubes, and splash guards over the transom holders. Another key difference is that CB boats have a flat bottom, while SD boats have a V-shape with an inflatable keel. Flat-bottom boats move smoothly forward, but they may not be as responsive when reversing.

For those who want extra stability, a DIY foam noodle keel can be added using Velcro straps under the air floor.

Despite these differences, CB boats offer an excellent alternative to the more expensive SD models. They work great as a small dinghy, tender for a larger boat, light fishing boat, or weekend cruiser—all while keeping costs down!