BRIG USA, the exclusive North American distributor of BRIG Boats, proudly announces the appointment of Tim McNulty as Vice President of Sales. Based at the company’s headquarters in Franklinton, North Carolina, McNulty brings more than 25 years of marine industry experience to the role, with a strong record of driving dealer growth, developing top-performing sales teams, and delivering consistent financial results.
Rigid Inflatable Boats (RIBs) have gained significant popularity in recent years, thanks to their unique combination of durability, performance, and style. Once basic in design, RIBs have evolved significantly, becoming more sophisticated and precise in their construction. Today, their design requires more expertise than it might initially appear.
2025 is here, and the boat show agenda is out! Whether you’re taking your first steps into the world of boating or looking to confirm the right model to buy, boat shows are the right place to be. As the segment has been growing in recent years, rigid inflatable boats have been occupying an increasingly larger space. More models exhibited from established brands, along with new entrants, have contributed to an ever-growing range of options. In this article, we are listing the boat shows of 2025 not to be missed.
As the boating season comes to an end and the cold weather settles in, it’s time to prepare your Rigid Inflatable Boat (RIB) for winter storage. Winterizing your rigid inflatable boat is often overlooked, but it is essential for maintaining its longevity and ensuring that it’s in good working condition when you’re ready to hit the water again. RIBs are durable, but like any other boat, they require a bit of attention to avoid damage caused by freezing temperatures, moisture, and prolonged storage. In this step-by-step guide, we’ll walk you through the essential tasks to prepare your RIB for winter.
Rigid inflatable boats (RIBs) wouldn’t be what they are today without the rise of an industrial icon that has innovated and evolved through the decades: Zodiac. A true pioneer, the brand name has become so synonymous with the product that it’s now used as a generic term. People don’t refer to them as inflatable boats or RIBs; they say Zodiac. Let’s take a journey through the history of this iconic brand from its beginnings to its present-day offerings in 2024.
So, you’ve finally decided to buy your first boat. But you’re still hesitant between a traditional rigid-hulled boat and a rigid inflatable boat (RIB), commonly known as a “zodiac”. As a reminder, a RIB is the combination of a rigid hull and inflatable tubes (Hypalon or PVC) providing lightness and stability. In this article, we’ll put an end to your questions and present the 5 main advantages of Rigid Inflatable Boats.