Open hull safety
When starting out in powerboating, the question often arises of finding the right boat. You're generally looking for a boat that's not too big, easy to handle, with enough space to take the whole family out for a day at sea. And, of course, not too expensive.
While RIBs can be a good choice for beginners âeuros their floats are less susceptible to impact than a polyester hull, and their shallow draft makes them very stable âeuros the fact that they are low to the water can nevertheless be a hindrance, especially for younger sailors, who will feel safer in an open hull with more freeboard.
Versatile and transportable
These small, versatile opens can be used by families and friends for day cruises. Despite their small size, they offer many features and benefits:
- Easy-to-move-on deck layout
- Seating for comfortable cruising
- Transportable jig
- Small cabin for storage or napping
- Sunbathing
- Dining table
- Cooler
- Low-power single-engine
- Options for water sports or sunbathing
Between 20âeuros000 and 30âeuros000 ⬠incl. VAT
Depending on the engine power you are looking for, you will find two different price packages. For engines under 80 hp, you'll need to budget for less than â?¬20,000, and for engines over 100 hp, you'll be looking at a package price of around â?¬30,000.
