3-Bow Aluminum Bimini Top – Blue, High Profile 145 cm

This 3-bow aluminum bimini top is a “high” profile model, designed to provide more space and shade on board larger boats. With a height of around 145 cm, it allows most people to stand upright underneath, which is a huge convenience during long days on the water. The frame is once again made of sturdy Ø22 mm anodized aluminum tubes, but with the addition of a third bow – this increases the coverage area (~1.8 m canopy length) and the stability of the structure. Due to its larger size, the bimini comes with reinforced rear support poles (rigid struts) that hold the canopy taut and steady even in stronger winds or at higher speeds. The canvas is navy blue, made from the same durable 600D fabric, providing cool shade and protection from the harsh sun.

The width options are divided into four variants to cover the range from medium to larger boats: approximately 170–180 cm, 185–195 cm, 200–210 cm, and 225–235 cm beam width. In other words, whether you have a 5 m RIB or a 7 m boat, there is a suitable size available. The installation kit is similar to that of the 2-bow tops, but due to the increased size, the package includes extra reinforcement components – additional straps and braces.

• 170/180 cm (small 3-bow): Suited for boats ~5.0–5.5 m (e.g., a 5.0 m RIB, 18 ft bowrider). Provides excellent shade over the console and seating, with height that allows easy movement.
• 185/195 cm (medium 3-bow): For boats ~5.5–6.0 m with a bit more beam. It covers a large portion of the cockpit – great for family outings or fishing trips with friends.
• 200/210 cm (large 3-bow): Designed for vessels ~6.0–6.5 m that need a wide sunshade. Creates a comfortable shaded area spanning almost the full beam of the boat.
• 225/235 cm (extra-large 3-bow): The biggest of the three, for boats ~6.5–7.0+ m (beam ~2.3 m). Offers maximum coverage – approaching the scope of a 4-bow top, yet retaining a lighter aluminum frame.
• Robust performance: Thanks to the three bows and included supports, the canopy remains stable at speeds up to ~30 knots (assuming the canvas is properly tensioned and secured). This makes it suitable even for higher-powered motorboats.
• Greater onboard comfort: The taller profile means better airflow and more room – crew can stand under the shade without stooping. This enhances activities like cooking, stand-up fishing, or helming the boat from an upright position, all in the cool shade.