The inflatable SV boat usually adopts a V-shaped bottom design, which has excellent hydrodynamic performance,
so that the hull can quickly skim the waves in the water and obtain a higher sailing speed.
At the same time, the light and flexible hull makes it have good handling and flexibility, and can easily cope with various sea conditions and sailing needs.

Inflatable SV boats usually use high-strength, wear-resistant materials; they can effectively resist sun exposure,
seawater erosion and collision wear, and provide long-term reliability and safety of the hull.
Inflatable SV boats are constructed of inflatable structures, compared to traditional normal boats, they are lighter, easier to carry and store.
It can be used in various application scenarios such as water entertainment, water rescue, diving, fishing, patrol, etc.

Inflatable SV boats typically have a V-bottom design that makes the hull more responsive to steering and maneuvering.
This hydrodynamic design makes the inflatable SV boat have excellent maneuverability and handling on the water,
and can better adapt to various water activities and sailing needs, such as turning, accelerating and decelerating, etc.
Since inflatable SV boats usually have a shallow waterline, they are better suited for navigating in shallow waters.
This makes the inflatable SV boat have a wider range of applications,
and can enter some areas such as shallow lakes, rivers and bays that traditional boats cannot reach, providing more opportunities for exploration and adventure.