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BOAT PRICES All Prices in AUD and Are Inclusive of GST BOAT PRICES All prices in AUD and are inclusive of GST RACING BOATS Olympic configuration Features included: ALL FEATURES INCLUDED IN PRICES Competition Carbon wing Aluminium wing Carbon wing Aluminium wing The following items are standard features of all Filippi racing boats boats rigger ALIANTE rigger ALIANTE rigger CW rigger AW Standard white with blue stripe. Paint used is UHS (Ultra High Solid 1x Single Scull 18,490 15490 16,990 14,490 1. Paint) 2x Double Scull 27,990 23990 25,990 22,990 2. Integrated internal steering system with inspection hole 2- Coxless Pair 27,990 23,990 21,990 (2x/2-/2+, 4x-/4x+, 8+) 3. A fully integrated deck, canvas and deflector design providing seamless 26,990 22,990 2+ Coxed Pair integration of all boats surfaces 2x Double Scull 31,490 23,990 4. Carbon composite construction consisting of a double layer of 2- Coxless Pair carbon fiber fabric with honeycomb core 4- Coxless Four 43,990 35,990 31,990 5. Additional layers of high modulus carbon applied in strategic points of the boat structure to acheive superior stiffness 4+ Coxed Four 36,990 31,990 6. Higher performance “Chess” carbon fabric on gunnels, flange and 44,990 36490 40,490 33,990 4x Quadruple Scull rigger mounting points 4x Quad.Scull 47,490 37,490 7. Highest quality epoxy resin 4- Coxless Four 8. Titanium pins 4x+ Quad w/Coxswain 41,490 34,490 9. Stainless steel hardware (316 - A4 / 304 - A2) 10. Full carbon super lightweight footstretcher with adjustable angle 4x+ Quad w/Coxswain/ 37,990 4+ Coxed Four and full carbon crossbar 8+ Eight (sectioned) 81,990 67,990 54,990 11. 4IN1 seat, standard or adjustable, designed to adapt to physical differences between males and females 59,990 8x+ Scull Eight (sectioned) 12. Protective rigger bag is included for boat configurations with CWA (Carbon wing rigger Aliante) and CW (Carbon wing rigger) 8x+ Scull Eight 64,990 8+ Eight (sectioned) 13. MAS rowing shoes with additional performing wedges, special socks with calf sleeves COASTAL ROWING BOATS Features included: 1, 4, 5, 7, 9, 11 ADAPTIVE BOATS Features included: 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 13 Competition Aluminium wing Competition Carbon wing Aluminium wing Carbon wing Aluminium wing Carbon tubular Light alloy Trolley boats rigger ALIANTE boats rigger ALIANTE rigger ALIANTE riggers CW riggers AW riggers CT riggers AS 1x Single Scull “Coastal Rowing” 18,990 1290 1x Single Scull “Adaptive” 19,990 17,990 18,990 16,990 2x Double Scull “Coastal Rowing” 26,990 1490 2x Double Scull “Adaptive” 28,990 25,490 26,990 23,990 4x+ Quad w/Coxswain “Coastal Rowing” 39,990 1990 4+ Coxed Four “Adaptive” 38,990 33,990 38,990 33,990 TRAINING AND TOURING BOATS ADDITIONAL ITEMS ON REQUEST 1x Single Scull 7,490 Length 6.50 mt - aluminium wing riggers Bag for wing rigger (wing sweep rigger) $299 (wing scull rigger ) $349 1x Single Scull (single) $1,249 (4X-+) $2,349 7,490 Length 7.20 mt - aluminium wing riggers Boat cover (2X-+) $1,749 (8+) $2,999 1x Single Scull 7,990 Length 8.10 mt - aluminium wing riggers CoxOrb Speaker 2 Speaker Complete (4+) $449 4+ Coxed Four 31,990 YOLE CoxOrb Speaker 3 Speaker Complete (8+) $569 5x/4x+/4+ 42,990 GIG with aluminium wing riggers Aliante CoxOrb Speaker 4 Speaker Complete (8+) $699 CANOE’ 7,990 Regular F.I.S.A with light alloy CoxOrb Speaker 4 Speaker Complete with Impeller (8+) $849 DOUBLE CANOE’ 10,990 Regular F.I.S.A with light alloy CoxOrb Platinum Kit $1499 CoxOrb Cobalt Kit $999 FEATURES REQUIRING AN EXTRA CHARGE Perfect Balance Rowing Boat Lights - 2 pack $60 Perfect Balance Rowing Boat Lights - 6 pack $180 Carbon “Backstay CO1” (each) $750 Perfect Balance Rowing Trestles - Standard (pair) $200 Black anodized (for 1X and 2X) (w/rudder for (w/rudder for (w/rudder for aluminium fin $350 2-) $850 4X and 4-) $950 8+) $1050 Perfect Balance Rowing Trestles - Large (pair) $220 Against Rowing Shoes (per pair) $230 CUSTOM DESIGN AND DECORATION Different color from white (hull and decks) (1x) $999 (4x-+) $2,999 (2x-+) $1,999 (8+) $3,999 Different color from white (only decks) $449 Stripe customization $349 Decorative stickers to be quoted upon quantity and dimensions basis CATAMARANS FOR TRAINING, UMPIRING AND TV RECORDING Offer on request Follow us: Perfect Balance Rowing PTY LTD | PO BOX 129, Balwyn North 3104 | Phone Alastair on 0488 622 208 [email protected] | filippiboats.com.au.
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