Wanting an inflatable catamaran is the easy part. The harder decision is choosing a setup that still makes sense once you add your usual crew, fishing gear, outboard, storage space and the way you actually spend a day on the water.
Aerowave gives you several catamaran models and an online builder that brings those decisions into the same purchase process. You can select a hull and work through available choices such as floor type, colour, wheels, seating, Bimini, pump and outboard, with live pricing showing how the build changes.
Start With Your Most Common Day on the Water
A useful model comparison begins with what the boat will usually be doing. Fishing, family day-boating, tender duty and carrying several adults can point you towards different hull sizes and setups even if every option on your shortlist is an inflatable catamaran.
Aerowave positions its Viper Open Bow range for fishing, family days, dive trips and weekend use. AeroCat models are aimed at family-friendly boating around calm bays, estuaries and sandbanks, while the Viper Sovereign is presented for more demanding fishing, diving and expedition-style use.
That gives you a practical first filter. Think about your usual water, crew and activities before comparing accessories, then narrow the range to models whose published specifications fit that routine.
Match the Hull to Crew, Gear and Load
Extra deck length can be appealing, but capacity and horsepower figures tell you more about whether a model suits the job you have in mind. Fishing tackle, dive equipment, family gear and additional passengers all contribute to the load the boat needs to carry.
Aerowave publishes crew and capacity information across its model guides. The Viper 400 Sovereign, for example, is rated for six adults and 750 kg, with a maximum 40 hp four-stroke outboard and recommended 20 or 30 hp four-stroke options.
Use those figures to work backwards from your regular outings. If most trips involve a smaller crew and lighter equipment, a compact model may suit the routine. If you expect more adults, substantial gear or a larger motor, the published capacity and horsepower ratings help narrow the field before you start adding extras.
