Aspen Carbon Cat T11C Ultra Light Weight Tender

Aspen Carbon Cat
Apsen Carbon Cat 11C
Aspen Carbon Cat T11C

The makers of Aspen Power Catamarans, known for their super-efficient patented power PROA hulled cruising cats, have introduced a new concept in tender design. The Aspen Carbon Cat is built from high-tech materials including Carbon Fiber to ensure it is both light weight and durable. Their design is incredibly stable so you can step on the flat side decks when boarding. The unique hybrid cat hull has a fine entry forward that flattens and flares back into twin sections aft. This not only keeps the ride dry but provides incredible performance delivering faster speeds using less horsepower. Because the Carbon Cat has no inflatable components it is stronger and will last longer than RIB style tenders.

Join Aspen at the Palm Beach International Boat Show from March 19th-23rd, 2025, to find out more about Aspen Carbon Cats. Tipping the scale at just 426lbs (including accessories and motor) The T11C is the perfect console style tender for a wide variety of boats. Visit Larry Graf, Aspen’s founder, and Carbon Cat’s designer at Booth #1042 in Palm Beach to learn more about what sets this stable, dry underway, and super light hybrid cat apart from other tenders.

Carbon Cat T11C on display in Palm Beach

  • LOA: 11’2″
  • Beam 5’4″
  • Hull Weight: 151 lb.
  • Finished Weight: 234 lb. (estimate)
  • Horsepower: 9.9 / 15 / 20
Larry Graf driving the Apsen Carbon Cat 11C
Larry Graf driving the Aspen Carbon Cat T11C

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