Every claim below is a dated, verifiable achievement, not a marketing superlative. Where a figure is stated, it's the real one.
In September 2013, Trygons designed and built what was, at the time, the lightest commercial boat ever constructed. Running a standard outboard, it covered Cape Sounio to Santorini burning barely 0.23 litres of fuel per nautical mile, more than twice as efficient as the previous record.
World champion Herbert Nitsch descended to 214 metres on a single breath, 30 metres deeper than the previous record. The diving sled and safety system used were designed and manufactured by Trygons.
A 14-metre full carbon-fibre RIB built with single-shot infusion, complete at roughly 1 tonne: 30% lighter than an equivalent polyester resin-infused hull, and 65% lighter than an equivalent hand-laid-up hull.
A full carbon-fibre in-shoe Ankle-Foot Orthosis (AFO) with an integrated spring feature, for orthopaedic use.
A 100% carbon-fibre hand-luggage filming studio, made by closed-mould infusion, weighing merely 1,400 grams, with four integrated carbon-fibre shelves.
The first full-carbon (rather than carbon-look) single-piece sunglasses, made by press moulding with integrated hinges.