Here’s a peek at the new RIBCRAFT 9.0 PRO Micro Cabin on sea trial last week with twin Suzuki 325hp engines.
Feel the power!
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Skipper-BSK 42 NC RIB
Impressive LOMAC Granturismo 11.0 RIB Twin V8 300 hp Verados
Granturismo: High-Performance and Luxurious
When in a 10 meter inflatable boat (RIB) you have managed to increase by 30% the capacity of the cabin and the storage spaces while maintaining its open and sporty character, then you can be proud that you achieved your goal.
The reason for the new Lomac Granturismo 11.0, which made its debut at the Cannes Yachting Festival 2021 while a few days later won the Design Innovation Award 2021 in the category of inflatable boats at the 61st Genoa Boat Show.
More videos about Lomac Rigid Inflatable Boats on RIBsONLY.com.
This is the reward for the third generation of the Lo Manto family who continue to manage the shipyard today with passion, dedication, vision and enthusiasm, ensuring that production remains focused on design, innovation and aligning with market demand.
(more…)Scanner Envy 1400 RIB – Triple 450R Verados
The Envy 1400 Amazes
With a completely different personality, Scanner’s 1400 RIB model has the privilege of catching the eye and attention even when in the midst of luxury yachts.
The RIB is an exceptional watercraft, boasting cutting-edge design and performance and it seamlessly combines luxury and functionality.
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The Croation based company was established in 2003.
(more…)RIB ZEN 39 – Twin 4.6L 300hp Verados
RIB Zen 39’s single stepped hull delivers high levels of stability in rough seas and a smoother, drier ride with unmatched manoeuvrability!
Rather than create bubbles, the goal of designing a step into the bottom of a modern deep V powerboat is to reduce wetted surface (and thus reduce friction) by creating a pocket of air under the boat in an area that would normally be wetted surface.
As the Zen 39 moves forward the height transition in the hull causes an area of low pressure, behind the step. This creates vertical pressure, which pulls in air through the hullside notches and down along the step.
As the boat moves faster and faster, the pocket of air behind the step becomes linear bigger.
Wetted surface goes down, and speed goes up offering unmatched performance in terms of speed and fuel economy.