Aerowave AeroCat · 330 / 360 / 380

The catamaran that lives in your boot.

Two bags. About twenty minutes. A wide, flat twin-hull deck you can stand on and fish from — then it folds away in the garage until next weekend. From A$3,495, express courier delivery included.

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Packs into two bags No trailer, no boat park Thermo-welded German VALMEX® hull CE ISO 6185-3 certified

Portable · stable · easy to pack

A real boat that stores like camping gear.

Most people don't stop boating because they stop enjoying it. They stop because of the trailer, the storage fees, the rego and the ramp queue. The AeroCat removes all four.

Packs into two bags

Hull in one bag, floor and kit in the other. Packed bag dimensions 1200 mm × 650 mm × 370 mm — no trailer, no boat park, no registration headaches.

Twin hulls, flat and stable

Two full-length hulls give you a wide, level platform. Stand up, cast, land a fish, swap seats — the deck stays where you put your feet.

Water in about 20 minutes

Unroll, inflate to 8–10 PSI, drop the transom on, go. Pack-down runs about 15 minutes once you have done it twice.

Boot, ute tray or roof rack

Fits a wagon boot, a ute tray, a caravan boot or the back of a 4WD. Travellers fly it as checked baggage and hire an outboard at the other end.

Beach launch, no ramp

Shallow twin-hull draft means you launch off sand, grass banks and rock shelves that trailer boats cannot touch.

Three sizes, same pack-down

3.3 m, 3.6 m and 3.8 m all pack into the same two-bag system. Pick the deck space you want, not the storage you can tolerate.

AeroCat 335–400 · pack-down walkthrough

Watch the catamaran go into the bags — and back out again.

No edits, no cuts to the good bit. This is the honest version of what packing an AeroCat away actually looks like at the ramp or the campsite.

~20 min

Inflate

~15 min

Pack down

Unpack & set up

Out of the bag and ready to launch

Full walkthrough — hulls out of the bag, floor in, transom on, ready to motor. Same process on the 330, 360 and 380.

Pack down

Back into the bags at the campsite

Deflate, fold, roll, stow. This is the part most people never see before they buy — so watch it before you decide.

Choose your AeroCat

Three sizes. Same two bags.

Every model packs down the same way — pick the deck space you want.

3.3 m

AeroCat 335

From

A$3,370

The garage-friendly catamaran. Lightest to lift, quickest to rig.

Two bags · easiest solo carry in the range

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3.6 m

AeroCat 365

From

A$3,630

The middle ground. Family deck space, same pack-down footprint.

Two bags · still fits a wagon boot

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3.8 m

AeroCat 380

From

A$3,790

Most deck space in the range and it still goes in the bag.

Two bags · ute tray or roof rack

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Straight answers before you buy

Will an AeroCat actually fit in my car?

Yes. Packed, each bag is roughly 1200 mm × 650 mm × 370 mm. All three models fit a wagon or SUV boot, a ute tray, a caravan boot or a roof rack. No trailer and no boat park needed.

How long does it take to set up?

About 20 minutes to inflate and rig, about 15 minutes to pack down. The pack-down videos above are real-time walkthroughs, not edited highlights.

Is a packable catamaran as stable as a hard boat?

For its size, the twin-hull layout is more stable than an equivalent monohull inflatable. Two full-length hulls carry the load at the outer edges, so the deck stays flat when you move around.

Which model should I get?

330 if you launch solo and store in a garage. 360 for family use with the same pack-down footprint. 380 if you want maximum deck space and have a ute tray or roof rack.

Pick your size and we'll build it.

Every AeroCat is hand-built to order and shipped door-to-door by express courier — freight included in the price you see.

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