Ring Powercraft was founded in 1968 by powerboat racer, Mike Ring.
Although it didn’t introduce its first RIB until 1995, the firm’s capacity to break speed records saw it forge a reputation for high-performance hulls with exceptional rough-water handling.
The modern Ring Powercraft ethos continues to leverage that racing pedigree with user-friendly family boats that are fast as well as fun.
The Ring Powercraft range
Ring Powercraft’s current fleet of leisure RIBs retains the performance-driven DNA of its race-winning forebears.
It comprises five models from 5.1 to 12.8m and, with the exception of the 500, each of them has a stepped hull and a choice of inboard or outboard motors.
Our pick
The 680 Sport delivers a snapshot of the classic Ring Powercraft experience. With its ventilated hull and tapered Hypalon collar, it combines stability under heavy load with great efficiency.
It has the deck space for fishing, the speed for racing and the pick-up for watersports.
In addition to a range of seating, it also offers sterndrive and outboard options from 115hp to 250hp.
Ring Powercraft 680 Sport specification
LOA: 22ft 3in (6.8m)
Beam: 8ft 0in (2.45m)
Engine: 115 to 250hp outboards
Top speed: 40 knots
Price from: £55,630 inc VAT
Dealer: Williams Marine & Watersports Ltd
Tel: +44 (0)7507 466006
Dealer web: Williams Marine and Watersports
Builder web: RingPowercraft.co.uk
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