ranieri cayman 23 sport touring-Test
Yacht · 25 ft (8 m) · Calasetta
Expertenbewertung
Technische Daten
- Werft
- ranieri
- Modell
- cayman 23 sport touring
- Länge
- 25 ft (8 m)
- Gäste
- 12
Urteil
A compact, capable RIB with sensible proportions, strong offshore credentials, and useful day-boat flexibility. It is best suited to family outings and active cruising rather than overnight use, with comfort and livability limited by its open layout.
Vorteile
- +Stable 7.10 m hull with 2.80 m beam
- +Wide engine range up to 250 hp
- +High passenger capacity for its size
- +Self-draining deck and practical storage
- +Good balance of speed and agility
Nachteile
- −Open layout limits overnight comfort
- −No fixed cabins or true cruising accommodation
- −Ride quality depends heavily on sea state and engine choice
- −Fuel consumption can rise with larger outboards
The Ranieri Cayman 23 Sport Touring is a 7.10 m center-console RIB with a broad 2.80 m beam, five tube compartments, and a layout aimed at day cruising and family use. Its design favors deck space, stability, and straightforward utility over plush accommodation, which is typical for this class.
On the water, the model is known for lively performance and confident handling, with public sea-trial reports showing strong acceleration and a top end in the low-to-mid 40-knot range when properly powered. The hull’s proportions and offshore-oriented certification make it a credible coastal boat, though real-world comfort will still vary with load, trim, and sea conditions.
Livability is good for a boat of this type, with seating that can convert into lounging space and useful storage, but it remains an open dayboat rather than a cabin cruiser. Value is competitive if the buyer wants a versatile, trailerable RIB with solid capacity and performance; it is less compelling for those seeking shelter, overnighting, or yacht-style amenities.
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