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Boat Overview
Boat Description
Introducing the Stryker HD 380: A Vessel Crafted for the Adventurous Seafarer
Embark upon the oceans with the Stryker HD 380, a vessel that embodies the pinnacle of the Stryker LX fleet's legacy with additional advancements designed to elevate your maritime expeditions. This craft is equipped with no less than five air chambers and an upgraded count of seven Scotty Bases®, wrapped in a robust 1.8mm hull material shielded by our esteemed Stryker Shield® for unparalleled underbelly protection. With the A-Style Bow cutting through waves and a sun shade bimini top for those sun-drenched days, along with two Scotty® Baitcaster rod holders, this inflatable boat is your comrade for every outdoor venture.
Fabrication and Structure:
Our HD series stands out by coming equipped from the shipyard with seven Scotty® bases, ready to outfit your craft with up to thirty distinct Scotty® accessories, perfect for those who seek a bountiful catch or simply wish to equip their vessel for every conceivable sea-bound adventure.
Constructed from the finest German Mehler PVC and forged using the avant-garde thermowelding technique, the Stryker HD 380 holds its structural integrity with unmatched strength, far surpassing traditional methods of seaming and bonding. This results in a gallant vessel capable of withstanding the harshest maritime conditions.
Boasting a rugged 15” heavy-duty, one-piece reinforced aluminum transom, the Stryker sets a new standard, banishing the frailties of wood and plastic transoms to the lore of old. This, paired with the capability to mount a short shaft prop outboard motor, ensures your vessel is powered for performance.
With capacity for six air chambers, a crew of five, and a burden of 2259lbs, the HD 380’s stout interlocking aluminum floor system, framed with side stringers, stands ready to brave the seas.
Propulsion and Power:
For the Stryker HD 380, a 20HP EFI 4 Stroke short shaft prop outboard motor, be it with manual or electric start, is recommended, bringing forth the thrust needed to voyage beyond the horizon.