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lomac nautica lomac 5,99

Avis sur le lomac nautica lomac 5,99

Yacht · 20 ft (6 m) · Santa Teresa Gallura

GGetBoat EditorialAvis publié le 17 septembre 2026
3.8/ 5
score d'expert
Design3.9
Performance3.7
Confort3.3
Maniabilité4.0
Rapport qualité-prix3.8

Caractéristiques clés

Chantier
lomac nautica
Modèle
lomac 5,99
Longueur
20 ft (6 m)
Passagers
5
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Verdict

The Lomac 5.99 is a compact, practical RIB with sensible family/day-boat proportions and easy handling. It is best suited to short coastal outings and coastal cruising rather than high-speed or luxury use, and comfort is limited by its small size and open layout.

Avantages

  • +Compact 6 m format is easy to launch, berth and trailer
  • +Stable, predictable handling typical of a small RIB
  • +Useful deck features for day use such as sunpad and ladder
  • +Modest engine requirement keeps running costs down

Inconvénients

  • Limited comfort and privacy with no cabins
  • Small size limits storage and livability for longer trips
  • Performance depends heavily on engine fit, with no strong evidence of high-speed capability
  • Basic 2007-era platform lacks modern premium amenities

The Lomac 5.99 is a straightforward 20-foot RIB from an established Italian builder, with the proportions and layout aimed at simple day cruising. Its compact beam and inflatable tubes should make it forgiving around docks and easy to manage for owners who want a boat that is not demanding to keep or move.

On the water, this type of Lomac is generally expected to feel stable and confidence-inspiring, especially in normal coastal chop, with the usual RIB advantages of soft ride and responsive steering. With the commonly seen small outboard setup for this model, it is better matched to relaxed family runs and short hops than to outright speed or offshore ambition.

Comfort is basic rather than generous. The open deck can work well for up to five guests on a day trip, but the lack of cabins means no real overnight capability and only limited shelter and storage. For the money, it makes sense as an accessible used RIB if the condition is good and the buyer wants simplicity, but it is not a premium cruiser.

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