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Valiant are Europe's second-largest RIB builder and are expected to soon overtake Zodiac to take the number one spot - already theirs in Zodiac's home territory, France.
The Dynamic series can be used as tenders and also make a good beginner's boat. The Vanguard series are all-round fun boats with a sporting flavour. The DR series (Dive & Rescue) are working boats designed for maximum versatility and are available in PVC as well as Polyuraethane fabric. The Patrol series are for professional and commercial users and are available with outdrive or sterndriver power.
Built by Mercury Marine, the Valiant range is perfectly complemented by Mercury 2-stroke and 4-stroke outboards. As Anglesey's only Mercury main agent, ABC Powermarine are pefectly placed to offer you the widest range possible of power options and can advise what engine package best fits your needs.
Click below for our new and used stock listing including details of special package prices.
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DYNAMIC SERIES
The Valiant Dynamic Series comprises 5 boats, ranging from 2.4m to 3.8m. They are available as traditional tenders with tiller-steered outboards and the larger boats can be fitted with a centre console to transform them into a small runabout. |
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VANGUARD SERIES
Valiant's Vanguard range of RIBS has 7 models, from 4m to the new 7.5m. They are primarily leisure RIBs and the larger boats have a teak laminate deck, built-in fuel tank, bilge pump and hydraulic steering as standard. |
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DR SERIES
The Dive and Rescue series has a choice of 7 boats built in two different materials depending on use. The smallest is the 4m and the largest the 7.5m - which together with the 6.2m can be powered by single or twin Mercury outboards. |
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PATROL SERIES
The Patrol series comprises boats of 5.2m, 6.5m, 7.5m and 8.5m, available in single or twin Mercury outboard versions or with a diesel sterndrive (not 5.2m). The have deep-Vee hulls and are designed for the demanding professional user and for exceptional preformance in rough sea conditions. |