Battle Boat
Meet the Battle Boat — Rover Marine’s rugged, go-anywhere inflatable built for coastal runs, island drops, yacht tenders, and spontaneous weekend missions. Available in 10ft and 12ft sizes, this ultra-durable boat is engineered for performance, portability, and power.
Whether you’re cruising the harbor with the family or loading up gear for a solo mission, the Battle Boat delivers maximum utility with minimal hassle.
YACHT TENDER
HOLD ON
From docking to diving, these rugged grab handles make it easy to board, balance, and bring the fun. Whether you're climbing in or tying up, they're right where you need them.
TUBING
Our UV-resistant tubes are constructed with reinforced seams and a triple-layer material for long-lasting performance. Whether you're loading up gear or bumping a dock, these tubes are built to take it.
POWER
You Can power you'r any Rover Marine craft with gas outboard or Electric motors. The options are all yours.
No More White Or Gray
We Are Not Doing Boring
Quiet Power
Ditch the gas. This electric outboard delivers smooth, silent power that keeps your crew smiling and your experience hassle-free — all day long.
Built for Everyday Fun
The Battle Boat is perfect for a casual cruise, a quick trip to shore, or just goofing off in the marina. It’s compact, stable, and easy to handle — exactly what you want when your day is about relaxing, not wrestling with your ride.
Adventure, Your Way
The Battle Boat is your go-to for laid-back lake days, quick harbor hops, or exploring off the grid. Light, nimble, and easy to launch — it’s all about freedom without the hassle. Bring your gear, grab a friend, and just go.
| Specification | 10ft Battle Boat | 12ft Battle Boat |
|---|---|---|
| Inflated Dimensions | 10 ft x 5 ft | 12 ft x 75 in |
| Deflated Size | 46 x 28 x 15 in | 46 x 30 x 15 in |
| Weight | 100 lb | 110 lb |
| Capacity | 4 people / 1000 lb | 4 people / 1100 lb |
| Recommended Power | 3 HP – 10 HP | 3 HP – 15 HP |
| Transom Height | 15 in | 15 in |
| Air Chambers | 4 + 1 floor chamber | 4 + 1 floor chamber |
| Floor PSI | 10 PSI | 10 PSI |
| Tube PSI | 3.5 PSI | 3.5 PSI |
Which Platform Is Right for You?
See how each model stacks up and find the one that fits your crew, your gear, and your kind of water.
Traditional inflatable hull
Catamaran-style dual pontoons
Great for calm to moderate waters
Enhanced stability in chop and turns
Standard tracking
Improved straight-line tracking
Moderate
Wider internal stance for more room
Good planing at mid-range speeds
Quicker planing, especially with electric motors
Balanced floor space for gear/passengers
Slightly more deck room due to wider shape
Yacht tenders, leisure, light fishing
Choppier waters, diving, more active use cases
FAQ
Have questions? We’ve answered the most common ones below to help you choose the right boat and get on the water faster.
What's the difference between the Battle Boat and the Battle Cat?
The Battle Boat features a traditional inflatable hull design, while the Battle Cat uses a catamaran-style dual-pontoon layout for increased stability, better tracking, and a wider deck.
What size should I choose — 10ft or 12ft?
Both sizes hold up to 4 people. Choose the 12ft if you want extra space, added weight capacity (up to 1100 lbs), and compatibility with motors up to 15hp. The 10ft is more compact, lightweight, and easier to transport.
Can I use an electric motor?
Yes — all Battle Boat and Battle Cat models are compatible with popular electric outboards like ePropulsion and Torqeedo. Just ensure you're using a short shaft (15") motor.
How long does it take to inflate the boat?
With a high-output pump, each boat can be inflated in about 10–15 minutes. The floor inflates to 10 PSI, while the side pontoons inflate to 3.5 PSI.
Can I deflate and store it easily?
Absolutely. Both boats pack down to fit in most car trunks or boat lockers (approx. 46" x 28–30" x 15"). They're designed for easy transport and storage.
What’s the hull made of?
Our inflatables are built from military-grade PVC with reinforced seams and drop-stitch flooring for superior durability and rigidity.
Is the Battle Cat more stable?
Yes — the catamaran hull gives the Battle Cat better lateral stability, especially in chop or when stepping on/off the boat from the water or dock.
Is this a good tender for a larger boat?
Yes, both models are excellent yacht tenders. They're lightweight, easy to launch, and support outboards for quick trips to shore.
Can I fish or dive from these boats?
Definitely. Both platforms are great for fishing, freediving, or casual scuba. The Battle Cat's wider stance makes it especially good for standing or loading gear.
Do you offer a warranty?
Yes, all Rover Marine inflatables come with a standard 1-year warranty against manufacturer defects.