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lomac nautica 660 in

lomac nautica 660 in-Test

Yacht · 22 ft (7 m) · Bastia

GGetBoat EditorialGetestet am 8. September 2026
4.1/ 5
Expertenbewertung
Design4.2
Leistung4.1
Komfort3.7
Fahrverhalten4.3
Preis-Leistung4.0

Technische Daten

Werft
lomac nautica
Modell
660 in
Länge
22 ft (7 m)
Gäste
10
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Urteil

A compact, capable RIB with proven Lomac build quality, strong day-boat practicality and lively handling. Best suited to coastal use and family outings rather than overnight cruising, with comfort that is good for its size but limited by the open layout.

Vorteile

  • +Well-proportioned 22 ft RIB with a stable, seaworthy hull
  • +Can carry up to 10 guests in charter configuration
  • +Responsive handling and easy planing with a mid-power outboard
  • +Robust tubes and simple layout suit hard family use
  • +Good value for buyers wanting a versatile coastal boat

Nachteile

  • Open deck means no real overnight accommodation
  • Comfort is modest compared with larger cabin boats
  • Performance and ride depend heavily on engine choice and load
  • Limited weather protection for longer or rougher outings

The Lomac Nautica 660 IN is a compact Italian RIB built around a straightforward, practical deck plan. Publicly listed dimensions place it at roughly 6.5 m long with a 2.5 m beam, and Lomac’s own specifications for the 660 family show a design aimed at versatility, with substantial tubes, a light hull, and a category-C coastal design focus.

On the water, the 660 IN has a reputation for getting on plane quickly and feeling agile at moderate speeds. Test reports on the 660 platform describe confident handling, good ride quality for its class, and efficient cruising with around 150 hp, while the model’s recommended power range indicates it is happiest with a sensible outboard rather than excessive horsepower.

Comfort is adequate for day use, especially with a charter-style capacity of up to 10 people, but it remains an open boat with limited shelter and no meaningful cabin volume. That makes it a strong choice for shore hopping, swimming days, and short coastal trips, but not for buyers expecting overnight livability.

In value terms, the 660 IN stands out as a durable, widely understood RIB format: simple, easy to maintain, and broad in its use case. It is not the most luxurious boat in its size range, but it offers a balanced mix of practicality, handling, and brand credibility that should appeal to owners prioritizing dependable day-boating over amenities.

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