Highfield has expanded its smallest inflatable-boat offering with two EasyGo roll-up models for 2026. The new 2.50m EasyGo 250 and 3.00m EasyGo 300 are designed as packable tenders or lightweight day boats that can be stored without a rigid hull.
Both use a 1.56m overall beam and 42cm tubes, with EVA foam decking fitted across the interior. The range is aimed at owners who value compact storage and straightforward setup more than the stiffness and higher-speed behaviour of an aluminium-hulled RIB.
EasyGo 250 keeps weight to 30kg
The EasyGo 250 measures 2.50m overall and weighs 30kg as a bare boat. Highfield rates it for three people, a 240kg maximum load and outboards up to 6hp.
Its internal length is 1.63m and internal width is 0.72m, so the emphasis is clearly on portability rather than generous working space. For tender duty, owners should consider the combined weight of passengers, fuel and baggage rather than using the person rating alone.
EasyGo 300 raises capacity and power
The larger EasyGo 300 is 3.00m long and weighs 36kg, while retaining the same published overall width. Capacity rises to four people and 320kg, with a maximum engine rating of 15hp.
That extra half metre and higher power allowance create a more versatile package for longer tender runs or occasional day use. The trade-off is a larger packed boat and heavier engine if the owner chooses to exploit the full horsepower rating.
Both models use a simplified roll-up layout
Standard features include welded PVC tube fabric, non-return valves, a removable seat, tow-bridle points, oars, a foot pump, repair kit and carry bag. Highfield says the fresh design is intended to set up faster than conventional roll-up inflatables while remaining easy to transport.
For LBG readers, the useful comparison is between the 250’s lighter package and the 300’s greater load and power capability. Buyers should match the boat not only to passenger numbers but also to storage dimensions, lifting ability and the weight of the outboard they intend to carry.