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Australian design direction
Layouts, use cases, performance expectations and key construction decisions are developed around real Australian boating conditions.
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Aerowave manufacturing · Australian designed · Built to order
Designed in Australia.
Manufactured for premium boating performance.
Every WaveRunner, Viper Catamaran and Aerowave Sport Boat is designed and developed in Australia for real local boating conditions, then manufactured in Hong Kong using premium marine materials including 1.2 mm German VALMEX® fabric and selected-model Hypalon, with precision thermo-welded seams rather than glued primary construction.
Designed & developed in Australia
Manufactured in Hong Kong
1.2 mm German VALMEX®
Precision thermo-welded seams
Distribution from Australia or Hong Kong
Built around quality, not cheap mass production
Why serious buyers step up from cheap inflatables.
Not all inflatable boats are built to the same standard. When you compare materials, construction quality and long-term ownership, the difference becomes clear quickly.
| What matters | Aerowave premium build |
|---|---|
| Design approach | Australian-developed for local boating conditions and practical long-term use. |
| Fabric quality | 1.2 mm German VALMEX® fabric, with selected-model Hypalon. |
| Seam construction | Precision thermo-welded seams designed for consistency. |
| Finish and detail | Marine finish, aligned components and considered details. |
| Support and buying | Australian team guidance before, during and after the build process. |
| Long-term value | Built around durability, confidence and long-term ownership. |
From design table to finished boat
Six steps, one premium standard.
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Premium material selection
1.2 mm German VALMEX® or selected-model Hypalon and marine-grade components are selected for durability and long-term ownership.
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Precision thermo-welding
Primary seams are thermo-welded for strength and consistency rather than using glued primary construction.
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Structural assembly
Decks, transoms, fittings and structural areas are assembled and aligned for rigidity and marine practicality.
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Inspection and finishing
Build quality, finish consistency and specification are checked before dispatch planning.
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Australian support after build
Customers can get product guidance and after-sales advice from the Australian team.
Manufacturing quality control & compliance
Factory-to-door quality checks.
Before a boat leaves the factory, an eight-point quality-check list is used against the order specification: fabric, seams, transom, inflation, fittings and pack list.
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Build-sheet lock
Factory confirms hull colour, length, transom specification, floor type and fittings against the order before fabric is cut.
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Fabric-spec verification
VALMEX® GSM and thickness are checked against the approved sample.
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Seam and weld inspection
Main seams, transom joints and chamber bonds are pressure-tested and visually inspected.
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Transom and fitting stress check
Transom height, backing plate and motor-mount geometry are checked against model rating.
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Chamber inflation test
Chambers are inflated to operating pressure and held to check for creep, leaks and valve faults.
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Pre-shipment photo pack
Factory photos of the actual boat are received before shipment.
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Final pack-list audit
Seats, bags, Bimini, pump and accessories are checked against the configured package list.
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Doorstep arrival check
Inspect the delivery and contact us promptly if anything does not match your order.
CE conformity documentation · ISO 6185-3 + EU Directive 2013/53/EU · Pre-shipment photographs
Factory gallery & product portfolio
See the quality, fittings and finish.
Real photos from the factory and from delivered boats, showing the product range, manufacturing details and the delivery handover.
AeroWave Rush — speed tubes from the stern
The Rush hull upside down on the build stand, showing the two speed tubes along the underside.
AeroWave Rush — twin speed tubes fitted
Both speed tubes in place under the hull, running its length between the main side tubes.
AeroWave Rush — how the tubes meet the hull
The speed tubes lift the hull onto the water so the Rush runs like a catamaran. Coming soon.
Export-crated for the journey
Purpose-built timber export crating protects the boat through international freight.
WaveRunner build quality
Australian-developed performance boats with premium materials and thermo-welded construction.
Viper 330 — red and black finish
Premium catamaran finish, sharp presentation and clean marine detailing.
Viper 330 catamaran detail
Bold finish and confident structural presentation.
Production quality you can see
Real production imagery from the manufacturing process.
Structural quality and finish
Closer look at the structure and detailing throughout the range.
Custom build confidence
A real Aerowave build in the factory.
Portfolio strength beyond one model
A broader production portfolio supports different boating needs.
Premium marine presentation
A closer look at the finish of a completed Aerowave craft.
Viper catamaran production
Purpose-built catamaran layouts designed for stability and durability.
Built for real-world ownership
Strength, finish and practical construction standards for long-term ownership.
A stronger Australian boat range
A wider range of boats for different boating needs.
Premium fittings and hardware
Fittings and attachment points that matter to long-term durability.
WaveRunner 380 — Bimini fitted
A completed WaveRunner 380 with Bimini sun top, ready for the water.
Viper 330 — Bimini and ready to run
Completed Viper 330 package with Bimini sun top fitted.
Delivered and unpacked
An Aerowave Viper 330 and its accessory pack laid out by the owner on arrival.
From the crate to the lawn
The boat and pack list items laid out at home before first assembly.
What makes ordering overseas feel safer
You’re not dealing with an unknown factory on your own.
Buying a custom boat manufactured overseas can feel like a big step. The Australian Easy Inflatables team guides you through model choice, specification, production and delivery.
- ✓Clear guidance on the right model and setup
- ✓Honest communication around build timing and availability
- ✓Quality-focused manufacturing standards and materials
- ✓Production photos on selected builds
- ✓Support with delivery planning and handover
- ✓Australian after-sales support
Key build features
Built to be punished. Engineered to last.
- ✓Commercial-spec reinforced transom, built for heavier motor loads within each model’s marked HP rating
- ✓1.2 mm German VALMEX® on Viper and Sport models
- ✓Selected-model Hypalon option
- ✓Thermo-welded primary seams
- ✓Multi-chamber buoyancy design
- ✓High-pressure air decks on applicable models
- ✓Practical rigging and marine fittings
When you order a custom boat
A structured process from enquiry to handover.
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Initial consultation
We discuss your intended use, budget, conditions and preferred model.
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Order confirmed
We confirm model, layout and options before production is locked in.
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Production scheduled
Your boat is allocated into the appropriate build cycle with timing expectations discussed.
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Manufacturing updates
Selected builds may receive progress updates or production photos.
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Final inspection
The boat is checked for build quality, finish and specification before dispatch.
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Shipping and delivery
Delivery is planned from Australia or Hong Kong according to order and destination.
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Handover and setup
We can help with boat setup and next steps for ownership.
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Australian after-sales support
The Australian team remains available for advice after the boat arrives.
Step 4 in the real world
This is what handover can look like.
An Aerowave Viper 330 unpacked on the lawn on arrival, with the hull and pack items laid out before first assembly.
Delivered and unpacked
An Aerowave Viper 330 and its accessory pack laid out by the owner on arrival.
From the crate to the lawn
The boat and pack list items laid out at home before first assembly.
Outboard upgrades we recommend
Hydrofoils & Permatrims — upgrade options for your motor.
Some inflatable boats using short-shaft outboards may experience prop ventilation in certain conditions. A suitable hydrofoil stabiliser or model-specific Permatrim plate is an optional motor accessory; compatibility depends on the outboard and installation.
Hydrofoil stabiliser
Universal-fit moulded wings are an option for selected recreational outboard setups. Confirm compatibility with the engine manufacturer or marine technician.
Permatrim aluminium plate
A model-specific machined plate is another option. Confirm correct fitment and installation for the chosen outboard.
Before modifying an outboard or fitting aftermarket parts, check the applicable engine guidance and warranty terms. Ask the team about your setup.
The Aerowave standard
Ready to explore the range?
Australian design and development, premium marine materials and a quality-check process before dispatch.