This video showcases a BSC 78 Rigid Inflatable Boat with a Suzuki DF 300AP EVO STEALTH LINE outboard..
Although detailed boat descriptions are unavailable, it highlights the BSC 78’s performance, and exterior design.
It’s a pity that the video is kind of shallow for a promotional one and could have been more than 35 seconds.
This video was published on the Suzuki Marine Italia YouTube channel.
More videos of this RIB brand, you can watch here.
The BSC B2 was tested at Largo di Posillipo with twin Honda 250 HP engines in summer conditions.
The test included a speed and consummation check.
You can see the report in the table below.
Comfort remained high with minimal vibration, dry deck, and stable handling on waves.
The walk-around layout and cabin with amenities for 4 support extended cruising.
T-Top added weight of course but did not compromise performance or structural integrity.
| BSC B2 | twin Honda 250 | ||
| RPM | Speed (knots) | Fuel Consumption (l/h) | Notes |
| 900 | 4 | 5.4 | Displacement mode |
| 1400 | 6 | 10 | Stable, efficient |
| 1900 | 7 | 14.6 | Fast displacement |
| 2200 | 9 | 15.4 | Trim fully down |
| 2500 | 9.2 | 30 | Moderate acceleration |
| 3200 | 13 | 40 | Entering planing |
| 3600 | 18 | 23.7 per engine | Cruise efficiency |
| 5200 | 38–39 | — | High-speed wave test |
| 6200 | 43 | 167 | Top speed |
This video was published on the BSC COLZANI YouTube channel.
More videos featuring this Italian RIB brand: BSC Colzani including the B1.
I restrict my description to the actual testing. The video showcases the Rigid Inflatable Boat’s lay-out.
The Elegance version offers a wider range of colours compared to the Sport and Classic models.
Testing the Italian built BSC 85 Elegance RIB with a single 350-hp Honda outboard showed these results.
Idle speed was 2.6 knots at 2.6 l/h. Planing occurred at 12.1 knots (2.500 rpm, 23 liter per hour).
Optimal cruise was around 22 – 24 knots at ~1 l/nm.
Top speed reached 42.7 knots at 6.000 rpm with 126 l/h fuel burn, despite a fouled hull.
The RIB maintained a dry, stable ride in varying seas. It offered responsive handling. The Rigid Inflatable Boat featured generous deck space suitable for leisure or charter operations.
This video was published on The Sea Team YouTube channel.
i’ve posted more video of this brand for you to enjoy: BSC posts.
The video features Portofino and Santa Margherita Ligure. A Rigid Inflatable Boat (RIB) named “Zappy 2” appears prominently.
The RIB is Italian built and It features a Yamaha 300 outboard.
Such marketing videos, which mainly aim to only create a feel-good atmosphere, tend to take liberties with safety.
I always find it a missed opportunity.
Because the focus is 100% on the atmosphere, little else is shared about the RIB itself.
This video was published on the BSC COLZANI YouTube channel.
More details about the models from the Italian shipyard: BSC RIBs details.
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The video review of this Rigid Inflatable Boat (RIB) powered by the Suzuki DF350A captures the essence of performance boating.
Set against the serene backdrop of Lake Maggiore, Italy, the review doesn’t just showcase a boat—it delivers an experience.
What makes this video stand out is its mix of technical precision and genuine enthusiasm.
Carlo, the host, walks us through every detail. He covers displacing at low speeds with minimal fuel consumption.
He also shows us unleashing the full 350-horsepower engine and hitting over 47 knots with ease.
It’s not just a boat speeding across flat water—it’s a demonstration of control, balance, and thoughtful engineering.
The commentary explains how the double propellers improve planing efficiency.
The on-screen readouts make the performance data feel tangible. They also make it feel relevant.
The consumption at 6050 rpm is 112 l/h at a speed of 46,7 knots.
If you would like to see the bigger version of the BSC B1, I’ve got this video for you: Review BSC B-2 Big Sister to B-1.
This video was published on The Sea Team YouTube channel.