Inflatable Docks & Pontoons

An inflatable pontoon turns open water into usable space. Deflated it is a bag in a locker; inflated it is a stable deck you can walk on, swim from, sunbathe on and park equipment on — off a beach, alongside a jetty, or clipped to the stern of a yacht.

Everything in this category is built from drop-stitch PVC, the same construction that makes a rigid inflatable board feel solid underfoot. The pier platform is the general-purpose module: four sizes, two docking schemes, two deck coverings, and enough load capacity for a group of people and their gear. The drive-on docks are shaped around one job each — a slot for an eFoil's mast and wing, a channel and straps for a SEABOB, two parallel bays for jet skis — so a machine can be driven straight out of the water and left there instead of being hauled onto a beach or lifted aboard.

Modules connect to each other, so a single platform can grow into a walkway, a wide swim deck, or a dock station in a T or L shape. What you can build depends mostly on which docking scheme you choose, so it is worth settling that question before the size.