bma x199-Test
Yacht · 20 ft (6 m) · San Pedro de Alcántara
Expertenbewertung
Technische Daten
- Werft
- bma
- Modell
- x199
- Länge
- 20 ft (6 m)
- Gäste
- 7
Urteil
The BMA X199 is a compact 20-foot Italian center console with modern styling, a practical 7-person layout and solid coastal capability. It suits day cruising and watersports well, though cabin comfort and true overnight livability are limited.
Vorteile
- +Modern, sporty center console design
- +Light hull and 115-150 hp engine range support lively performance
- +7-person capacity is good for a 20-foot boat
- +90L fuel tank is suitable for day use
- +CE category C suits coastal cruising
Nachteile
- −Limited comfort and storage compared with larger day boats
- −No meaningful cabin livability for overnighting
- −Open layout offers less weather protection
- −Best suited to short trips rather than extended cruising
The BMA X199 is a 5.8-5.9 m open center console built on a fiberglass hull, with a beam of 2.25 m and capacity for up to seven people. Its design is contemporary and clean, with a focus on sporty day-boating rather than cabin volume or long-range cruising.
On the water, the X199 is typically paired with outboards in the 40-150 hp range, and the platform is generally described as quick and responsive for its size. The hull form and light weight should make it easy to accelerate, maneuver in tight marinas, and handle coastal conditions within its CE C limits.
Comfort is adequate for a boat of this length, but not generous. The open deck suits sun and social use, yet there is little in the way of shelter, sleeping space, or serious liveaboard amenities. That makes it better as a day boat, tenders-style family runabout, or watersports platform than as a true small yacht.
In terms of value, the X199 is appealing because it combines Italian styling, a manageable size, and practical capacity without moving into larger-boat running costs. Buyers should see it as a well-balanced compact coastal boat: capable and attractive, but intentionally simple.
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