AB Lammina 14 AL Superlight RIB

The AB Lammina 14 AL Superlight RIB is a premium hard-bottom inflatable tender built for owners who need maximum interior space, durability, and performance without unnecessary weight. Featuring a deep-V marine-grade aluminum hull and reinforced construction, it delivers confident handling, a dry ride, and long-term reliability for cruising, guest transport, and shore excursions.

Features and Performance

• Deep “V” aluminum hull delivers smooth, controlled performance through chop and wakes

• Superlight aluminum construction balances structural strength with manageable davit loads

• Lower horsepower requirement than fiberglass tenders improves efficiency and operating costs

• Full-length rubber keel protector adds confidence when beaching or navigating shallow waters

• Double-layer non-skid floor panels ensure a stable, dry deck under load

• Orca® five-layer Hypalon fabric provides excellent resistance to UV, abrasion, and marine exposure

• Spacious modular layout supports customizable seating and console configurations

Why You Should Buy It

• Ideal for yachts needing a large tender with seating for up to eight

• Combines aluminum durability with offshore-capable deep-V performance

• Built by AB Inflatables, backed by a 10-year warranty

• Efficient operation with long-shaft outboards

• Proven low-maintenance design with strong long-term value and resale appeal

FAQ – AB Lammina 14 AL Superlight RIB

Q1: Who is this tender best suited for?
A: It’s ideal for larger yachts requiring a high-capacity aluminum tender that remains efficient and davit-friendly.

Q2: How does the deep-V hull improve ride quality?
A: The deep-V aluminum hull improves wave penetration, stability, and comfort in rougher water conditions.

Q3: What engine size is recommended?
A: A 40hp long-shaft outboard is recommended, with support for up to a 50hp long-shaft motor.

Q4: Is it suitable for beach landings and shallow bays?
A: Yes. The aluminum hull and full-length keel protector make it well suited for beach access and shallow water use.