RIBS (Rigid Inflatable Boats) console series typically feature a rigid hull made of fiberglass or aluminum, combined with inflatable tubes around the sides. These boats are known for their stability, durability, and versatility. The console series refers to the presence of a central console that houses the steering controls and other instruments.

 

Keel boats, on the other hand, are sailboats or yachts that have a keel, which is a structural element extending below the waterline. The keel provides stability and helps the boat resist sideways drift. Keel boats are commonly used for cruising, racing, and offshore sailing.

 

Single hull refers to the construction of the boat, where it has only one main hull. This is in contrast to catamarans or trimarans, which have multiple hulls. Single-hulled boats are widely used and come in various sizes and designs, including those suitable for offshore sailing.

 

Offshore series boats are specifically designed and built to handle rougher waters and longer distances from the shore. These boats often have features like reinforced hulls, higher freeboard, and enhanced stability to ensure safe navigation in offshore conditions.