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ABOUT QUICKSILVER BOATS
Founded in 1988, Quicksilver was attached to the construction of quality inflatable boats. Ranging in lengths from 8 to 14 feet in length, the Quicksilver line of vessels serves ideally as dinghies or tenders to larger boats. Offering vessels that can easily be stored, the Quicksilver inflatable line also included a heavy-duty range of products. The boat company retired the Quicksilver name after 2001 in favor of Mercury Inflatables.
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Popular Quicksilver Boat Models:
| EURO 380E | QS |
| HEAVY DUTY 380 | QS |
| HEAVY DUTY 430 | QS |
| RIB 10'9" | QS |
| RIB 270 | QS |
| RIB 300 | QS |
| RIB 360 | QS |
| RIB 8'9" | RIB/ |
| RIB RHINO | RIB/ |
| RIB RHINO II | SPORT |
| RIB RHINO RIDER | SPORT |
| SPORT 10'9" | AIR DECK 230 |
| SPORT 12'6" | AIR DECK 240 |
| SPORT 230 | AIR DECK 270 |
| SPORT 240 | AIR DECK 300 |
| SPORT 270 | AIR DECK 310 |
| SPORT 300 | AIR DECK 330 |
| SPORT 310 | AIR DECK 340 |
| SPORT 330 | DINGHY 200 ROLL-UP |
| SPORT 340 | DINGHY 230 ROLL-UP |
| SPORT 380 | DINGHY 240 ROLL-UP |
| SPORT 430 | DINGHY 260 SOFT-TAIL |
| SPORT 7'6" | DINGHY ROLL-UP |
| SPORT 8'9" | DINGHY SOFT-TAIL |
| SPORT 9'9" | EURO 330E |
Quicksilver Facts:
The Quicksilver range has always perfectly blended fun and style with practicality and safety. The evolving direction of the Quicksilver range now builds on this strength with collaborations between highly experienced designers, engineers and naval architects from the Brunswick Group, a leading force in the boating world. A strong partnership that has led to an even greater line-up of boats with true integrity and depth. Quicksilver promises a world of style and innovative use of space made possible by the best in class length to beam ratio which also increases stability. A confidence further heightened by the deep V hull design creating a form that cuts through water efficiently and comfortably. A direct result of one of the most experienced naval architects in the industry being part of the team behind Quicksilver.
