Twisted Scorpion 34T: 10.4m RIB with Twin Honda 300s

Twisted Scorpion 34T: Offshore Performance Meets Luxury

The Twisted Scorpion 34T blends serious offshore performance with the comfort and finish expected from a high-end British leisure Rigid Inflatable Boat (RIB).

At around 10.4 metres long and 3.1 metres wide, it offers a spacious layout suited to cruising and tender use.

A pair of 300 hp Honda outboards delivers strong performance, supported by joystick steering and a bow thruster for easier handling.

On deck, passengers get ample seating, a forward sunpad, a wet bar, refrigeration, a sink and protection beneath the hardtop.

Boarding steps over the tubes, a swim ladder, towing fittings and a private toilet compartment add useful practicality for longer trips.

With roughly 900 litres of fuel capacity, the 34T combines extended range with reported maximum speeds approaching 60 knots.


This video was published on the Twisted YouTube channel.

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Understanding RIBs: Why This Design Works So Well

Gemini WR 650 and WR 1060 Leisure Versions @ RIBs ONLY - Home of the Rigid Inflatable Boat
Gemini WR 650 and WR 1060 Leisure Versions in Croatia – © Gemini Marine

Everything You Need to Know About RIBs, Explained Simply

Our full guide, What is a Rigid Inflatable Boat (RIB)?, breaks down hull types, materials, and real-world uses in clear, practical language in 51 articles all linked.

Rigid Inflatable Boats, better known as RIBs, combine a solid fiberglass hull with inflatable tubes to deliver outstanding stability, buoyancy, and performance.

Before buying, using, or maintaining one, it helps to understand exactly how a RIB is constructed and why its design works well.

Read the guides to discover why Rigid Inflatable Boats have become the top choice for rescue teams, professionals, and everyday boaters worldwide.

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SACS Strider 15: An Impressive Statement of Intent

This SACS Strider 15 is Truly a Maxi RIB

At 15 metres, the SACS Strider 15 sits firmly in maxi RIB territory.

It combines a deep-V hull with a spacious deck and usable overnight accommodation, making it suitable for both fast day trips and longer stays aboard.

Large sunpads sit forward and aft, while the central cockpit provides room for seating, moving around and spending longer days aboard. Below deck, there are two double beds and a separate bathroom with shower.

Both inboard and outboard versions are available (see specs below).

The outboard model can take up to 2,000 hp although SACS suggests a twin 600 hp installation.

With a 20.9-degree deadrise and CE Category B certification (discover what this means) the Strider 15 is designed for coastal cruising, longer day trips and use as a large yacht tender.

RIBsONLY.com has a dedicated page for maxi RIBs, bringing together models that are all 15 metres or longer, roughly 50 feet and above: Explore the maxi RIB overview on RIBsONLY.com.


This video was published on the SACS Marine YouTube channel.

Want to see more SACS RIBs, then this is where you need to go.


Related reading: What Is a Rigid Inflatable Boat? · What Size RIB Do I Need? · Maxi RIBs for Maxi Wallets: the 15+ Meter Range · How to Choose an Outboard for a RIB


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SACS Strider 11 Sundeck: Official Reveal

A SACS Strider 11 Sundeck Video Showing but Renderings

The new SACS Strider 11 Sundeck gives the established Italian RIB a sharper, more contemporary character, without losing the sporting DNA behind the Strider name.

The design combines clean proportions with an open deck layout and generous usable space. Large sunbathing areas, comfortable seating and easy movement between bow and stern make it clearly focused on long days at sea.

Rather than chasing complexity, SACS has kept the layout practical spending time around the cockpit with family or friends.

Revealed at the Cannes Yachting Festival 2026, the Strider 11 Sundeck represents the latest evolution of the platform.

Visitors could have experienced the Sundeck version the water in Cannes until 13 September 2026.


This video was published on the SACS Marine YouTube channel.

No specs yet of this Strider 11 RIB but if you want to see more SACS RIBs, this is the way to go: discover the Italian brand.


Related reading: What Is a Rigid Inflatable Boat? · What Size RIB Do I Need? · Family RIB Buying Guide


Renier R12 Cabin FB: 11.94 m Cabin RIB with 1,200 hp

Renier R12 Cabin FB Combines 4 Berths With Serious Outboard Power

The Renier R12 Cabin FB Rigid Inflatable Boat is a nearly 12 m RIB designed to combine open-deck space with proper overnight accommodation.

At an increible 4.06 metres wide, it offers a spacious cockpit with seating, removable tables, a stern sunpad and a practical outdoor galley.

Below deck, the cabin includes two double berths, storage, hull windows and a separate toilet compartment with shower facilities.

The boat carries 780 litres of fuel and 220 litres of fresh water, making longer trips possible without frequent stops.

Outboard options range from twin Mercury V10s to twin 600 hp V12s, with a maximum installed power of 1,200 hp.

The R12 Cabin FB weighs 4,500 kg without engines and is certified for up to 22 people in CE Category B (what does this mean).


This video was published on the Cantieri Renier YouTube channel.

If you’re interested in this Italian brand, you can enjoy more videos here. Discover more Italian RIB brands on this page: RIB Manufacturers List Worldwide by Country

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Related reading: What Is a Rigid Inflatable Boat? · What Size RIB Do I Need? · RIB Buying Guide: How to Choose the Right Boat


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