
Aerowave Viper Series
Six catamarans.
One reputation.
The Viper Series is our best-selling range — 3.3 m to 4.5 m performance catamarans built on 1500 GSM / 1.2mm German VALMEX® Heavy Plus. From A$4,395 boat-only, or A$5,495 as a full package, door-to-door.
Built and ready
Selected Vipers in stock now
Viper 330: 4 Arctic Grey/Black. Viper 365 Open Bow: 2. Viper 400 Open Bow: 1. Viper 430 Open Bow: 1. Viper 400 Sovereign: 3. Viper 450 is built to order.
Other colours and Hypalon are built to order.
Choose your Viper
The full Viper line-up
Click any model to view full specs, gallery, finance and checkout.

4 in stock now — ready to go
4 Arctic Grey/Black full packages.
Viper 330
From · boat only
A$4,395
The agile entry. Garage-friendly, family-friendly, water-ready.

2 in stock now — ready to go
Viper 365 Open Bow
From · boat only
A$4,795
The all-rounder. More deck space, real fishing room.

1 in stock now — ready to go
Viper 400 Open Bow
From · boat only
A$5,195
The big-water Viper. Sports Package, ready to launch.

1 in stock now — ready to go
Viper 430 Open Bow
From · boat only
A$5,495
30 cm more waterline than the 400. Powder-coated aluminium transom, Sports Package.

Built to order — no stock available
Viper 450 Open Bow
From · boat only
A$5,795
The biggest Viper Sport. Powder-coated aluminium transom, Sports Package.

3 in stock now — ready to go
Viper 400 Sovereign
From · boat only
A$4,956
The flagship. Premium fit-out, Bimini, full kit included.
Why Viper outsells the rest
Built for real-world abuse.
Most inflatable catamarans use 1100 decitex / 0.9mm fabric. The Viper Series runs 1500 GSM / 1.2mm VALMEX® Heavy Plus — 33% more material, with a 10–12 year life expectancy.
1500 GSM / 1.2mm German VALMEX
That's 1,500 grams of Heavy Plus fabric per square metre — the same material used on commercial RIBs. Built to last 10–12 years in Australian sun.
Thermo-welded seams
Primary seams are precision thermo-welded — no glue failures, no peeling, no surprises three summers in.
CE certified
Certified to ISO 6185-3 + EU Directive 2013/53/EU. The same standard European commercial operators demand.
Real Australian support
Designed in Australia, supported by an Australian marine team. You speak to humans, not chatbots.
Inside the build
Why the Viper is winning the market.
We win on four things: our fabric, our stability, our over-pressurisation valves, and our durability. Every Viper runs 1500 GSM / 1.2mm Heavy Duty Plus VALMEX — 33% more material than the 1100 decitex / 0.9mm hulls this class is built from. It costs a little more to build, and that is exactly what you are buying: more fabric per square metre, and a hull that lasts a decade instead of a few seasons. That extra thickness means awesome durability: a 10–12 year life expectancy, and up to 15 years when well looked after. That's why we back every Viper with a 5 + 2 year warranty — and why thinner 0.9mm hulls simply can't match it. Every model also carries heat-protected over-inflation valves to stop seams blowing out on 45-degree-plus days — a safety feature most competitors don't supply. That's the point of difference.
1500 GSM / 1.2mm Heavy Duty Plus VALMEX
GSM is the fabric's weight per square metre — 1500 GSM means 1,500 grams of German VALMEX® in every square metre of tube. Thirty-three per cent more material than a 1100 decitex / 0.9mm hull, built for 10–12 years in Australian sun.
Over-inflation valves (every model)
Heat-protected valves stop seams blowing out on 45-degree-plus days. Most competitors don't fit these.
Twin-hull stability
Catamaran layout that won't fold under load. Real-world abuse that ends weekends for thinner-hull owners.
Durability you can bank on
The 33% thicker hull means a 10–12 year fabric life with normal care. That's why we back it with a 5 + 2 year warranty.









Choosing between the open bow and enclosed bow? Read the Viper 400 buyer’s guide.
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The 4.0 metre catamaran class, side by side
Aerowave against the two boats you are already
cross-shopping.
Prices checked 17 October 2026 · rechecked monthly
Every figure in the two right-hand columns was taken from those makers’ own published specification pages and price lists on 17 October 2026. Where a maker does not publish a number, the table says so rather than guessing. We name them because the comparison only works if a shopper can open the same pages and verify the numbers for themselves.
Landed-cost comparison of all three 3.8–4.0 m packages — boat, the accessories you would need to match our package, and delivery to Australia. No adjectives, no opinions — just the published specs, prices and warranty terms.
3.65–3.8 m packages
Viper 365
A$5,895
complete and delivered
Takacat 380LX
A$6,296
+ delivery
You save at least A$401 with Aerowave
The A$6,296 comparison includes its published bimini, wheels, electric pump and rod holders. Delivery and an equivalent second seat and under-seat bag are still extra or unpriced, so the final saving is higher.
4.0 m packages
Viper 400
A$5,995
complete and delivered
Discovery 4.0
A$6,781
estimated landed
You save about A$786 with Aerowave
The A$6,784 matched-equipment estimate starts with the current A$4,565 Discovery Package, then adds the published bimini, rod holders and seat bag, an A$279 electric-pump benchmark, captured NSW freight, estimated import GST and A$65 handling.
- Boat and high-pressure air deck
- 4 mm powder-coated aluminium transom
- Bimini sun top
- LockPro Plus launch wheel kit
- 22 PSI lithium electric pump
- High-pressure manual pump required to finish the AirDeck at 8–10 PSI
- 2 rod holder mounts and 2 heavy-duty rod holders
- 2 aluminium seats
- 2 under-seat bags
- Oars, 700 gsm rip-stop boat carry bag and repair kit
- GST and free delivery into Australia
- 5 + 2 year hull warranty
- Boat and air deck
- Large bimini — A$579 extra
- Quick Connect wheels — A$299 extra
- 12 V electric pump — A$279 extra
- Rod-holder pair — A$149 extra
- One inflatable seat
- Manual pump, oars, carry bags and repair kit
- Delivery and an equivalent second seat and under-seat bag not included in A$6,296
- Discovery 4.0 boat and floor
- Removable wheels, sideports and bow bridle
- Large bimini — A$775 extra
- 2 rod holders — A$70 extra
- Second premium seat bag — A$195 extra
- Electric pump — A$279 comparison allowance; no equivalent price published by this maker
- Captured NSW freight, estimated import GST and handling included in the A$6,784 estimate
How we compared these packages. Every claim above is on a public web page. Open both makers’ specification tabs, search for the fabric thickness in millimetres, the GSM, the transom height and the warranty term, and put them beside ours. Prices captured 17 October 2026 and rechecked monthly; competitors change theirs without notice, so confirm on the day you buy. The price comparison above is the landed cost for an Australian buyer — boat, matching accessories and delivery. No adjectives, no opinions — just the published figures.