Achilles HB-315LX Inflatable Boat

The Achilles HB-315LX Inflatable Boat is a popular size within the LX lightweight RIB series, offering the acclaimed deep V fiberglass hull performance of the DX line in a lighter, more portable configuration. With a simplified interior, CSM-reinforced Hypalon tubes, and a rigid fiberglass hull, it delivers smooth handling, efficient planing, and long-term durability.

Features and Performance

• Deep V Fiberglass Hull
  Enhances wave handling, stability, and ride comfort while allowing efficient planing with lower horsepower.

• CSM-Reinforced Hypalon Tubes
  Highly resistant to UV exposure, saltwater, fuel, and abrasion for extended service life.

• Lightweight LX Construction
  Reduced weight compared to DX models for easier transport, davit handling, and storage.

• Hard Chines Design
  Improves lift and directional control for confident handling at speed.

• Protective Transom Motor Clamp Plate
  Supports short-shaft outboards securely and distributes engine load evenly.

• Four-Layer Seam Construction
  Strengthens tube joints for improved durability and longevity.

Why You Should Buy It

• Proven RIB performance in a lighter, more manageable size

• Efficient planing with outboards up to 15hp

• Durable Hypalon and fiberglass construction built for long-term use

• Ideal balance of capacity, stability, and portability

• Backed by Achilles 5-Year Warranty for peace of mind

FAQ – Achilles HB-315LX Inflatable Boat

What makes the HB-315LX lighter than DX models?
The LX series uses a simplified deck layout without a bow locker, reducing overall weight while maintaining hull performance.

What outboard motor size is recommended?
A 10hp short shaft outboard is recommended, with a maximum rating of 15hp short shaft.

Is this RIB suitable as a yacht tender?
Yes. Its size, lifting hardware, and lightweight build make it well suited for yacht tender applications.

Can it be used in saltwater environments?
Yes. The Hypalon tubes and fiberglass hull are designed to withstand harsh saltwater and UV exposure.