Highfield Boats USA, manufacturer of the best-selling rigid inflatable boats (RIBs) in North America, announced the launch of five brand-new models in its Offshore Sport RIB Line for 2023. These rugged RIBs include the new Highfield Sport 900 and Sport 760, which made their North American debut at the 2022 Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show (FLIBS) on October 26-30, 2022. In addition, Highfield is proud to introduce the Sport 700, Sport 660, and Sport 600.

The 29'11" Highfield Sport 900 is the flagship of the Highfield fleet. Featuring a new, high-performance 26-degree-deadrise hull with welded lift stakes, this rugged offshore RIB delivers speeds of up to 60 mph when powered by twin 300-hp outboards. The helm console has space for two 12” multifunction displays to aid navigation. Equally suited to serving as a high-end day boat or superyacht tender, the Sport 900’s standard amenities include a Sunbrella top, built-in on-deck galley with fridge and large aft settee with table. The bow seating area converts to a large sun lounge and there is an additional sunpad aft. The swim platform extends the full width of the transom and features a handheld shower. A fiberglass hardtop and sunshade are optional. With the Sport 900, you can dare to explore offshore with comfort and confidence.

Also announced was the new 25’ Highfield Sport 760, serves as a support vessel for a wide variety of water sports or a trusty tender with comfortable seating for up to 16 passengers. Its high-performance hull with welded lift strakes delivers speeds of up to 55 mph when equipped with a 300-hp outboard. But the Sport 760 looks fast even when sitting still thanks to the standard roll bar. The aft cockpit seating area with facing settees and pedestal table allows up to six adults to dine in comfort, shaded by an innovative optional bimini. A drawer-style fridge is standard. Forward, the bow seating area doubles as a sundeck. The helm console holds generous storage space and even has room for a portable potty. Aft, the swim platform is large enough to launch snorkeling and scuba diving adventures.

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