Tag: ribs
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Scanner Envy 1100 HT is more versatile now thanks to a hardtop
Mainly a daycruiser, but fit for some weekends and short cruises as well: this is the spirit of Scanner Envy 1100 HT. Can a rib escape its destiny of being a pure daycruiser and become a good boat for colder months? In Scanner Marine they definitely think so, and that’s why they released the Scanner…
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Marshall M4 with Suzuki DF150AP: our test of an essential yet complete rib
The new Marshall ribs pursue a good value for money with Suzuki outboards. We put on test the Marshall M4 with Suzuki DF150 motor. By approaching this Marshall M4, one could wonder why they dubbed it like that considering it’s 6.5 meter long. Normally it’s customary to “lie” by giving boats names that suggest a…
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2018 preview – Scanner Envy 1100 Touring: going the extra meter
It used to be 950…not it’s become Scanner Envy 1100 Touring, where the extra meter gives more space to dinette and solarium. Still under the 10-meter threshold. It is already in the water, and will be introduced at Cannes and Genoa boat shows. Scanner Envy 1100 Touring: comfort first The first images of the new…
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Capelli Tempest TE900 WA with Yamaha F250: it’s not the same, and it’s not slow either
Don’t think of it as a “déjà vu”: Capelli Tempest TE900 WA with two Yamaha F250 outboards is brand new and will surprise many. The acronym is not new: this is indeed one of the most successful models of the Capelli range. But a restyling, after years of commercial success, was needed: and here on…
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New in 2018: tenders, and more. Here’s the re-shaped rib range from Quicksilver
Four models, from 2.50 to 4.70 meters: Quicksilver ribs undergo a complete overhaul and target different purposes. Simple set-up, good care in construction The new 18-model range of Quicksilver rigid inflatable boats is a complete offer of entry-level measures for leisure boating, with models that combine the simplicity of the fittings with the care in…
