VIDEO F-Rib, what if the inflatable boat was… collapsible?

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What if the rigid-keel tender was actually collapsible, allowing you to stow it in a locker? A dream come true. What do you think of Foldable Rib? The model we show you in the video is good as a tender for 35- to 36-foot boats–you can find it here

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