Inflatable boats by anglers, for anglers – Xtream, Scout, Vario & Predator
Allroundmarin has been building inflatable boats for more than 30 years – and developed its fishing boats together with carp and catfish anglers from all over Europe. You notice it straight away: wide interiors, welded instead of glued seams and a hull your line never catches on while you’re playing a fish. At Carp Austria the boats are set up on the stand – you sit in them and compare width, floors and details side by side.
- Snagless Concept: no unnecessary eyelets, continuous rails and flat handles – your line glides along the outside of the boat.
- Up to 90 cm internal width on the Xtream 305 and 335 – room for tackle, landing net and a secure stance while playing a fish.
- Hot-air welded seams at over 600 °C instead of glued seams, and every boat is tested for pressure loss for 24 hours.
- Landing net holder with Velcro strap: slide the net handle under the carrying loop – the landing net sits ready to hand on the tube.
- Air deck, aluminium, slatted or folding wooden floor depending on the model – light for rowing out rigs or rigid for heavy loads.
You don’t buy an inflatable boat off a spec sheet. Whether 85 or 90 cm of internal width is enough, and which floor suits your water, you only feel once you’re sitting in it.
What makes Allroundmarin inflatable boats so special?
Allroundmarin inflatable boats are designed from the ground up for fishing from a boat. Instead of lots of eyelets and hard handles, the manufacturer relies on the “Snagless Concept”: continuous rails and flat soft handles that your line slides past without damage. On top of that you get extra-wide interiors, three-layer Decitex Strongan 1100 as the tube material, wide rubbing strips on the underside and a landing net holder that keeps the net ready to hand on the tube.
The seams are welded with air heated to over 600 °C – according to the manufacturer, these joints are three times stronger than the glued seams common on the market. Every boat is tested for pressure loss for 24 hours and filled with water at an angle to check that the hull bottom is watertight.
Allroundmarin Xtream – the boat for big waters
The Xtream series is built for long sessions on big lakes and rivers – even when wind and waves make conditions tough. The sharply raised bow takes on the waves, a 42 cm tube diameter (from the 265 upwards) adds safety, and up to 90 cm of internal width gives you room for tackle, landing net and bait. The 0.9 mm thick, three-layer material is highly abrasion-resistant, and underneath, a very wide rubber rubbing strip protects the hull. The seat is made of aluminium, and the drain plug can be opened from inside.
- Xtream 205: the boat for rowing out rigs – the inflatable keel keeps it tracking straight; available only with an air deck including a carbon-reinforced stiffening board.
- Xtream 265: the compact all-rounder for big waters – high bow, plenty of load space.
- Xtream 305: room for extra kit on long trips, 600 kg load capacity – and still nimble enough for rowing out rigs.
- Xtream 335: 750 kg load capacity and eight stainless steel tie-down eyes in the bow, so your tackle stays secure when you move swims.
The Xtream 265, 305 and 335 come with a choice of high-pressure air deck or aluminium floor. The air deck is fully covered with a hard anti-slip coating.
Allroundmarin Scout – wide, light and quick to set up
The Scout series is made for carp and catfish anglers who want plenty of space with little weight. The width carries a long way forward, and a 20 cm wide rubbing strip protects the underside. You slide the net handle under the carrying loop on the transom and secure it at the front next to you with the Velcro strap – one move and you’re ready to net your fish.
- Scout 180: the car-boot boat with a super-light slatted floor made of carbon material – fits on many barrows and rows well.
- Scout 210, 240 and 270: inflatable keel and high-pressure air deck with carbon board – the boat for rowing out rigs on small to medium-sized lakes.
- Scout 300 and 330: 42 cm tube diameter, 85 cm internal width, a choice of aluminium floor or high-pressure air deck – for bigger waters and long trips.
Vario 300 PRO – one boat, two floors
With the Vario 300 PRO the choice is yours: a stable aluminium floor with a non-slip bow board, or a quick-to-set-up high-pressure air deck with a carbon stiffening board. The set-back transom gives you 2.17 m of internal length with 80 cm of internal width, and the short stern cones let you guide the fish around the stern without obstruction while you’re playing it. Two sliding carbon seats are included, and a 20 cm wide rubbing strip runs all the way round underneath. The boat is rated for engines up to 15 hp.
Kiwi – the classic with a folding wooden floor
The Kiwi is Allroundmarin’s proven classic, now with a new look. The large tube diameter of 42 to 43.5 cm adds safety, and with the folding wooden floor you’re ready to go straight away – an air deck is available as an option for every model. The Kiwi comes in lengths from 249 to 320 cm.
Predator and Bellyboat Carbon PRO 170 for predator anglers
For lure anglers and stand-up vertical jigging there’s the Predator series in storm grey: aluminium floor as standard, shallow draught, four factory-fitted Railblaza ports for a fish finder and rod holders, plus eyelets for a bow-mount motor platform. The Predator 430 offers up to 1 m of internal width.
The Bellyboat Carbon PRO 170 sits you higher – so your knees stay drier in winter, even with the side pockets fitted. Railblaza ports, a motor mount, a net tray and two paddles are included, and the load capacity is 160 kg.
You’ll find more boats, electronics and exhibitors for predator and catfish fishing under Predator, lure & catfish fishing at Carp Austria.
Who is behind Allroundmarin?
The company behind the brand is Alltechnik Handelsges.m.b.H. from Biedermannsdorf near Vienna, active in boat and yacht accessories since 1972. Allroundmarin also imports Humminbird fish finders, Minn Kota electric outboards and Railblaza mounts – exactly the electronics that make a fishing boat complete.
Browse the Allroundmarin Carp Fishing catalogue
Internal length, load capacity, weight of tube and floor, maximum engine power and what comes in the box for every Xtream, Scout, Kiwi and Vario model – you’ll find it all in the catalogue:
Allroundmarin at Carp Austria: compare the boats set up on the stand
On the stand, the inflatable boats are fully set up. You sit in them, compare the internal width of different models, take a close look at the air deck and aluminium floor, and check how the landing net is secured on the tube. The Allroundmarin team answers your questions on size, floor and engine choice right at the boat.
You’ll find bait boats, fish finders and more fishing boats at the show under Compare bait boats, fish finders & fishing boats live.
Who are Allroundmarin inflatable boats for?
For carp anglers who want to drop their rigs precisely and need room when playing a fish. For catfish anglers on big rivers and reservoirs, where the bow and tube diameter make the difference for safety. And for predator anglers who want to cast standing up from an aluminium floor.
