by Speedshine · Sweden
Motor yacht under way with a black RIB on the swim platform, archipelago behind

Swim platform davit · Baybring QuickRest

The tender comes along.

Across the swim platform, in harbour and at sea.

Discover QuickRest Will it fit my boat?
500+
Sold since 2016
300 kg
Capacity
600 mm
Minimum swim platform depth, with Special
5 mm
Left on the platform when removed

Made in Sweden.

Black tender with an outboard across the swim platform of a motor yacht by a red boathouse

It almost seems to float.

Once the tender is up, you lift off the winch arm and take it apart, so it is easy to stow. All that is left on the swim platform is the cradle and the tender.

Motor yacht on calm evening water with the tender at the swim platform, backlit

How it works

  1. The winch arm goes into the square tube on the cradle, and the cradle is turned and tilted down towards the water. The hook is attached to the bow eye of the tender.
  2. The winch pulls the tender up onto the cradle, bow first.
  3. Once the centre of gravity has passed the pivot point, the cradle settles down. At the same time the tender turns a quarter turn, so that it ends up across the swim platform.
  4. The tender lies across the swim platform, with a large part outside the edge. It is strapped down to its own fixings in the swim platform, on Special to the eye bolts on the mounting plate. Never to the cradle.
  1. Step 1The cradle is turned aft and tilted down towards the water. The winch arm sits in the cradle, and the hook from the winch is attached to the bow eye of the tender.1side view
  2. Step 2The winch pulls the tender up onto the cradle, bow first. The tender slides on the cradle.2side view
  3. Step 3Top view. The cradle has settled down, and the tender turns around the pivot point. Here it is at an angle to the boat, on its way from pointing at the boat to lying across the swim platform.turns aquarter turnpivot point3top view
  4. Step 4The tender lies across the swim platform, with a large part outside the edge of the swim platform. It is strapped down to its own fixings in the swim platform.edge of the swim platform4top view

Davit, boat lift or tender lift?

Call it what you like. QuickRest pulls the tender up onto a cradle and turns it into place across the swim platform. It takes inflatables, tenders and RIBs with an outboard, and jet skis, up to 300 kg. The box contains the cradle, winch arm, winch, mounting plate and mounting points.

The curved winch arm with the winch at the top, and the strap running level to the bow eye

The last stretch should not be a struggle.

The curved arm keeps the winch high, so the pull runs straight to the hook all the way up instead of pressing the tender down at the end. It takes less effort. And with the winch higher up, the arm clears the boat more easily when the cradle turns, so the swim platform does not need to be as deep.

Will it fit my boat?

Measure the depth of the swim platform — from the transom to the outer edge of the platform.

The range

White QR 250 cradle on a teak swim platform, seen from above, with the water behind

Baybring QR 250 Standard, white

Davit for tender, inflatable, RIB and jet ski. Up to 300 kg. Swim platform from 900 mm.
from 23 920 SEKex. VAT · approx. 2 100 EUR
Black QR 250 cradle on a teak swim platform

Baybring QR 250 Standard, black

Davit for tender, inflatable, RIB and jet ski. Up to 300 kg. Swim platform from 900 mm.
from 25 520 SEKex. VAT · approx. 2 300 EUR
QR 250 Special mounted on a teak swim platform, with the cradle tilted out towards the water

Baybring QR 250 Special

Davit for a shorter swim platform, from 600 mm. For tender, inflatable, RIB and jet ski, up to 300 kg. White or black.
from 28 720 SEKex. VAT · approx. 2 600 EUR

Accessories and spare parts

The price in EUR is approximate, converted at the ECB reference rate of 6 October 2026. You pay in SEK.