Triumph^® is dedicated to producing freshwater and saltwater boats that are "Built for Life™." The Company uses the Roplene^® roto-molded polyethylene construction system to build dual-hull boats in one seamless piece.

Triumph builds the World's Toughest Boats^®, a claim the company can make after developing this new way to build strong, low-maintenance fishing boats. In its new 85,000-square-foot, computer-controlled manufacturing facility in Durham, N.C., (the most advanced facility of its kind anywhere in the world), Triumph's boat construction process uses customized convection ovens to cast boats in one virtually indestructible piece, using a specially formulated marine-grade polyethylene compound powder. It's that innovation and cutting-edge technology that has produced boats that stand up to the most rigorous commercial use and everyday abuse.

Importantly, the Roplene system is also friendly to the environment. There are no hazardous air pollutants or materials generated during the manufacturing process, and both the boats and molds are 100 percent recyclable. The cost-effective manufacturing process also keeps prices surprisingly low.

Triumph and its Roplene construction received the National Society of Professional Engineers' award for Best New Product of 1998 and the North Carolina Governor's New Product Award in 1997.