250 Chase
The 250 Chase is the smallest Protector in Canada, a 7.5 m open-console day-boat running 250–400 hp with 284 L of fuel capacity.
The Protector Range
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Ten Protector RIB boats for sale in Canada, one exclusive Canadian dealer. Rayglass builds every hull to order in Auckland, and we take care of everything through to handover in British Columbia.

Protector Boats Canada
Protector Boats Canada is the exclusive Canadian dealer for Protector RIBs, the rigid inflatable boats built by Rayglass Boats in Auckland, New Zealand, a brand of Brunswick Corporation (NYSE: BC), the world's largest recreational boat builder. Rayglass has built Protector RIBs in Auckland for decades, supplying the Louis Vuitton Cup and America's Cup as official patrol, umpire, photo and crowd-control boat provider since 2000, and chase boats for SailGP since 2018. Coastguard fleets, superyacht owners, and military, police and research operators across 17 or more countries run Protector RIBs for the same reason: they are built to work.
The range sold in Canada spans ten models across two families. Chase models, 250 through 410, are open-console RIBs. Targa models add a hardtop and enclosed helm for weather protection on longer runs, plus the 330R Targa's twin Mercury Racing 400R V10 package. Protector Boats Canada looks after every unit sold in Canada from its base in Vancouver, BC. Every hull is specified to one customer before it's built — nothing here ships off a shelf.
Inquire about a Protector: speak with our team about ordering.
Protector Boats Canada
Length, horsepower range and fuel capacity for all ten models we bring into Canada. Horsepower is shown as the range offered for each hull; the final engine package is specified with our team during ordering. Specifications marked [VERIFY] are pending confirmation, and the Family column's Chase/Targa split is pending confirmation (see the configuration note in the 'Which Protector Is Right for You?' section below). Lengths are given in metres and feet; fuel in litres.
| Model | Family | Length | Horsepower | Fuel Capacity |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 250 Chase | Chase | 7.5 m / 25 ft | 250–400 hp | 284 L |
| 310 Chase | Chase | 9.4 m / 31 ft | 400–900 hp | 409 L |
| 330 Chase | Chase | 10.1 m / 33 ft | 500–900 hp | 500 L |
| 380 Chase | Chase | 11.5 m / 38 ft | 700–1350 hp | 900 L |
| 410 Chase | Chase | 12.5 m / 41 ft | 700–1350 hp | 1025 L |
| 310 Targa | Targa | 9.4 m / 31 ft | 400–900 hp | 428 L |
| 330 Targa | Targa | 10.1 m / 33 ft | 500–900 hp | 519 L |
| 380 Targa | Targa | 11.5 m / 38 ft | 700–1350 hp | 900 L |
| 410 Targa | Targa | 12.5 m / 41 ft | 700–1350 hp | 1025 L |
| 330R Targa | Targa | 10.1 m / 33 ft | Twin Mercury Racing 400R V10 | Inquire |
Ten Hulls, Two Families
Ten hulls across two families. Every model below links through to full specifications, layout options and engine packages.
The 250 Chase is the smallest Protector in Canada, a 7.5 m open-console day-boat running 250–400 hp with 284 L of fuel capacity.
The 310 Chase is a 9.4 m open-console model running 400–900 hp with 409 L of fuel.
The 330 Chase delivers 10.1 m of open-console running, 500–900 hp and 500 L fuel capacity.
The 380 Chase is 11.5 m, open-console, running 700–1350 hp with 900 L fuel capacity.
The 410 Chase is the largest Chase model at 12.5 m, running 700–1350 hp with 1025 L fuel capacity.
The 310 Targa is a 9.4 m hardtop model for weather-protected running, 400–900 hp, 428 L fuel.
The 330 Targa runs 10.1 m with a hardtop and enclosed helm, 500–900 hp and 519 L fuel.
The 380 Targa is 11.5 m with an enclosed helm, running 700–1350 hp and 900 L fuel.
The 410 Targa is the largest Targa model at 12.5 m, running 700–1350 hp with 1025 L fuel.
The 330R Targa is a 10.1 m performance model with twin Mercury Racing 400R V10 power.
Protector Boats Canada
Chase and Targa share the same hulls and engine packages; the difference is weather protection. Chase models run an open console. Targa models add a hardtop and enclosed helm for longer runs in open water. The 330R Targa adds twin Mercury Racing 400R V10 performance. For a detailed breakdown, read the Chase vs Targa guide before speaking with our team about which hull suits your use.
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