CASTOLDI JET TENDERS C


astoldi brings luxury and creativity in the design space to every model with excellent performance, rough water


stability and shallow water ease. Castoldi is proud to announce the upcoming JT 28 due in 2023. Designed to comfortably accommodate 16 passengers well protected at aft by the recessed and folding bow shelter, at stern by a foldable and removable convertible bimini with removable side curtains,


with the driver protected by a foldable T-top. The new JT28 is a real multi-role tender for any water sport with a beaching bow ramp and the stainless-steel keel protection. For a thrilling ride the tender is equipped with Yanmar 8LV 370 HP + Castoldi Turbodrive 284 H.C.T. easily reaching 38 knots speed as it cruises on a 24° deep V hull made in Kevlar. www.castoldijet.it


XO BOATS T


he DFNDR 9 is the first centre console XO boat for optional overnight use, which along


with extensive customising opportunities, makes it an exceptional multipurpose boat. While the open cabin structure enables you to enjoy the warm winds, optional walls provide shelter from harsh weather. The clever design allows a wide variety of uses, from water skiing and sport fishing to day cruising and challenging adventures. The aft deck and bow areas convert into enormous sunbeds while private head and berths for two enable a comfortable and private relaxation area. Equipped with two Mercury 225 V6 engines, the boat can reach a cruising speed of up to 50 knots. Built of the lightest, yet most durable material possible, it goes without saying that the DFNDR 9 is responsive and agile to drive. The light aluminum superstructure is extremely rigid, helping make the DFNDR 9 an ideal boat for day cruising, fishing, diving, wakeboarding, and any kind of other activities; ample storage space hides all equipment efficiently, so whatever hobby or sports you head out for, the equipment can be hidden out of sight. www.xoboats.com


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