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Scaled for Performance: Unpacking the 50-Knot Capabilities of the Milanese Shipyard

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The rigid inflatable sector frequently pushes for massive volume, ignoring the physical balance required for actual seafaring. Lomac Milano is taking a different route by introducing the all-new Turismo 8.5, a model designed entirely around optimal proportions. Featuring heavy-duty Hypalon tubes and a hull engineered through rigorous CFD testing, this Milanese build pushes past 50 knots with absolute stability. Discover how Federico Fiorentino’s minimalist aesthetic is preparing to overtake the Mediterranean circuit this July.

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Chrome-Free Shield: The Radical Pretreatment Shaping the Future of Aluminum Tenders

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AB Inflatables is currently rewriting the rulebook for tender production. By keeping 100% of their manufacturing process behind closed doors, they ensure that every weld and stitch meets a standard most brands simply buy off the shelf. From the rugged, chrome-free aluminum hulls to the high-grade ORCA Hypalon tubes, these vessels are engineered for those who demand total reliability in the harshest environments. Discover the grit behind the legacy.

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Hypalon Sovereignty: The 33-Foot Interceptor Ready for the Open Sea

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The rigid inflatable market is facing a serious surge in scale. At the world’s largest water sports stage, Grand is pulling the sheet off the G980, a 33-foot beast that bridges the gap between high-speed adventure and genuine overnight living. With a 700HP ceiling and a twin-step hull designed for aggressive waters, this isn’t just a day boat—it’s a tactical home on the water for those who demand velocity without compromise.

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