AN EXCLUSIVE IGUANA TENDER: THE PRO RIDER

This Custom RIB was built in 2021: the Iguana Pro Rider. A rugged, powerful and fast tender.

Inspired by Iguana Pro models

Strongly inspired by the IG Pro Interceptor RIB, the Iguana Pro Rider is intended to offer professional performance adapted to Superyacht operations.

High performance & comfortable

A fast, robust yet very comfortable custom made tender equipped with twin 450HP engines.

All-black military look

Black hull, tube, hard-top, engines and consol with a dark grey touch on the upholstery.

KEY FEATURES OF THE AVAILABLE MODEL

Large centre console

iguana-pro-rider-ullman-seats

Twin helm Ullman shock mitigating seats

U shape back seating convertible into sun lounger

Double 12″ touchscreen chartplotter

Premium bluetooth integrated sound system

Electric table

Reinforced Iguana Mobility System

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

LOA

Beam

Height above the water

Height with 360 light

Power

9.56 m

3.44 m

2.93 m

4.09 m

2×450 HP

Max speed

Fuel

Water

Pax

Max payload

56 kts

2 x 250L + 200L

54L

8

1,500 kg

LOA 9.56 m

Beam 3.44 m

Height above the water 2.93 m

Height with 360 light 4.09 m

Power 2×450 HP

Max speed 56 kts

Fuel 2 x 250L + 200L

Water 54L

Pax 8

Max payload 1,500 kg

VIDEOS OF THE AVAILABLE MODEL

Incredible power

Comfortable equipment

Amphibious launch

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