New Boat Show

Tiwal is a sailing brand born from creativity, determination, and a refusal to accept limits. Its story begins with designer Marion Excoffon, who—after being told she couldn’t borrow the family sailboat—set out to create her own solution: a folding boat of her own design. That spark of ingenuity evolved into something even more radical when she decided to fill the boat with air, giving rise to the first Tiwal inflatable dinghy.

Tiwal’s mission is simple: make sailing accessible, joyful, and truly mobile. Their boats pack into just a couple of bags, assemble in minutes, and deliver the lively, responsive feel of a traditional dinghy—without the storage, towing, or maintenance demands. It’s sailing reimagined for families, cruisers, adventurers, and anyone who wants to take the freedom of the wind wherever they go.


Tiwal 3R

Tiwal 3R

The Tiwal 3R is the most powerful, most technical, and most exhilarating inflatable sailboat Tiwal has ever built—a supercharged racing dinghy designed for sailors who want precision, speed, and the freedom to launch anywhere. Marketed as “fun in its purest form”, it’s built for those moments when the wind picks up and the adrenaline kicks in.

Packed into three compact bags, the Tiwal 3R transforms from car‑boot cargo to a fully rigged performance dinghy in just 25 minutes, no tools required. Once on the water, it delivers exactly what racers crave: gliding, planing, surfing, and a whole lot of oxygen‑fuelled exhilaration.

This is a boat built for sailors who want responsiveness and control. It accelerates in the lightest breeze, planes quickly, and stays lively and balanced whether you’re carving through lake gusts or surfing down ocean swell. Even in heavier weather, the 3R remains composed, pointing high and tacking in its own length with impressive seaworthiness.

Every detail is engineered for performance. The ergonomic layout puts all key controls within reach, with Dyneema‑cored lines for ultra‑precise sail tuning and immediate feedback. Extended wings add stability and leverage as the breeze builds, giving the sailor optimal positioning and control.