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| Name | EOS 250 Boat Slat Floor |
| EAN | 5056212140428 |
| MPN | CIB036 |
| Brand | Fox |
| Tool Type | Inflatable boat |
| Material | Plywood transom and slat floor, wooden seat, plastic motor bracket, PVC-reinforced anchor point, aluminium oars |
| Length | 250cm |
| Water Type | Freshwater, saltwater |
| Max Load / Capacity | 260kg |
| Power Source | Manual |
| Propulsion Type | Paddle / Oars |
| Person Capacity | 2 |
| Width | 152 cm |
| Tube diameter | 42 cm |
| Fabric thickness | 0.7 mm |
| Air chambers | 3 |
| Maximum engine power | 5 kW |
| Colour | Green |
| Design category | C |
| Standard | ISO6185 |
It is intended for placing rigs, baiting up and playing or landing fish during carp and catfish sessions. The built-in marine-plywood slat floor allows quick setup, making it useful when you need a boat to work your swim rather than a remote-controlled bait boat.
The limits are two people and 260 kg maximum load. The boat is 250 cm long and 152 cm wide, with 42 cm tubes. Plan passengers and equipment within both the person limit and the load rating on the manufacturer's plate.
No motor is needed for rowing because aluminium oars are supplied. For motor use, the reinforced transom bracket accepts a motor, Fox recommends 45/55 lb models and specifies a maximum engine power of 5 kW. Check your chosen motor against the manufacturer's plate and secure it with its emergency kill-switch cord fitted.
The boat comes with a fixed wooden seat, built-in slat floor, aluminium oars, foot pump, repair kit and valve key. Use the foot pump rather than compressed air. Carry it over sharp ground instead of dragging it, and cover it during prolonged sun exposure to avoid damage and excess tube pressure.
No. Fox lists Category C and ISO6185, but its safety instructions restrict Category C sea use to areas close to shore or conditions advised locally. Follow local rules and the full manual, wear life jackets and use the front ring only for mooring or an anchor line, never for towing the boat.
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The Fox EOS 250 is a green inflatable fishing boat for placing rigs, baiting up and playing or landing fish during carp and catfish sessions. Its built-in marine-plywood slat floor allows quick setup, while the fixed black wooden seat provides seating for work afloat.
The boat measures 250 cm long and 152 cm wide, with 42 cm diameter tubes. It accommodates a maximum of two people and has a maximum load capacity of 260 kg. Both limits must be respected when planning passengers and equipment.
The black plywood transom has a reinforced plastic motor bracket. Fox recommends 45/55 lb motors and specifies a maximum engine power of 5 kW. Aluminium oars are included, so rowing is possible without buying a motor.
The 0.7 mm hard-wearing green fabric, reinforced side rails and heavy-duty black cord around the boat support regular fishing use and handling. A three-chamber safety system and safety overpressure valve are built in. The raised bow angle provides a smoother ride in waves. The black PVC-reinforced anchor point is for mooring or securing an anchor line only, not for towing.
Designed for easy transport, the boat comes with aluminium oars, a foot pump, repair kit and valve key. Inflate it with the supplied foot pump, not compressed air, to avoid overinflation and damage. Keep the oars, pump and repair equipment aboard. Carry the boat rather than dragging it over rocks or sharp surfaces, and keep it covered during prolonged sun exposure to help prevent damage and excess tube pressure. Do not use the engine when beaching.
Fox lists ISO6185 and a Category C rating. Its safety guidance limits Category C sea use to areas close to shore or conditions advised locally. Follow local regulations, the full manual and the load and power limits on the manufacturer's plate. Wear life jackets, dress appropriately and keep passengers seated inside. Distribute weight evenly, avoid sudden acceleration and never operate under the influence of drugs or alcohol. Avoid darkness or hazardous conditions without appropriate lighting.
Keep clear of swimmers with the engine running and avoid sandbanks and shallow water. Retain oars or a small outboard as backup. Secure an outboard properly and fit its emergency kill-switch cord. Tell someone ashore your route and expected return time. If a tube is punctured, move the load to the opposite side and head for the nearest shore.
