
100 cv
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5,48 m
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5 p
From
280 €
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100 cv
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5,48 m
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5 p
From
280 €
100 cv
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5,65 m
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5 p
From
280 €
115 cv
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5,70 m
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6 p
From
280 €
115 cv
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6,25 m
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7 p
From
300 €
115 cv
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6,35 m
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7 p
From
300 €
115 cv
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6,25 m
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5 p
From
300 €
150 cv
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6,25 m
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8 p
From
330 €
150 cv
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6,15 m
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7 p
From
330 €
150 cv
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6,50 m
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7 p
From
330 €
150 cv
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6,25 m
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8 p
From
350 €
150 cv
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6,45 m
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9 p
From
370 €
175 cv
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6,45 m
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9 p
From
400 €
200 cv
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6,50 m
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9 p
From
400 €
200 cv
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6,98 m
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10 p
From
450 €
225 cv
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6,95 m
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10 p
From
480 €
250 cv
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7,22 m
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10 p
From
490 €
250 cv
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7,70 m
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12 p
From
500 €
250 cv
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7,80 m
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12 p
From
500 €
250 cv
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7,75 m
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12 p
From
520 €
300 cv
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7,64 m
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8 p
From
540 €
150 cv
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10,35 m
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8 p
From
850 €
2X 250 cv
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8,65 m
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8 p
From
900 €
2 x 370 cv
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13,80 m
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12 p
From
1 800 €
More than 80 years ago, the Zodiac brand developed the first prototype for the French Navy. The idea was simple. Using its original know-how, which was the design of dirigible balloons, to manufacture an inflatable boat, light and robust. Today these boats have evolved: fiberglass, aluminum, hypalon, materials are more resistant and modern RIB have nothing to do with the old-fashioned inflatables. The hulls are molded in the shape of a "V" with various depth, which gives them a very good stability at sea and allows to break the waves. Let's face it, semi-rigids are real boats, robust, reliable and especially extremely versatile!
From 4 to more than 10 meters, with or without a cabin, equipped with one, two, or three engines, they are constantly developing and increasingly represent yachting, especially in Mediterranean seas. Our beaches are sometimes difficult to access but this type of craft fit perfectly. They are lighter than a rigid boat and therefore more economical, the buoyancy of the flanges also makes them more stable when stationary but also more manageable, and their homologation in maximum capacity is clearly superior. A small semi-rigid is the ideal boat for a beginner without fear of contact with other boats. Between 6 and 7m this will be the best compromise for a day of water sports because their handling and their weight makes them more incisive than a hull. Finally, beyond 7m it will be the boat that will suit the best to a large family who will need plenty of space to accommodate more than 7 people.
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