Lomac
660 IN
Features
Blueprints
This modern design RIB stands out for its great use of space and its easy transport, a trendsetter in the sector.
With an interior sleeve exploited to the limit and its characteristic decoration based on low floats in the stern with an upper central anti-slip and classic ropes in the front half, it also incorporates a double perimetric belt and a solid arch of moulded rear antennas, which supports an elongated bimini awning.
The bow profile houses a small platform with pulley, located on a large area of chests that are covered with mattresses for sunbathing. The centre console, moved to starboard, has a modern design, with a seat integrated in the front profile and a steering position with a front and low cupboard.
The pilot's seat, of the bolster type, has internal stowage and a folding rear table, with which to create a dinette accompanied by the long seat that occupies the sleeve of the cockpit. The backrest can be folded down and also leaves an open section on the port side, forming a corridor that leads to the bathing platforms.
Description
Lomac 660 IN
This modern design RIB stands out for its great use of space and its easy transport, a trendsetter in the sector.
With an interior sleeve exploited to the limit and its characteristic decoration based on low floats in the stern with an upper central anti-slip and classic ropes in the front half, it also incorporates a double perimetric belt and a solid arch of moulded rear antennas, which supports an elongated bimini awning.
The bow profile houses a small platform with pulley, located on a large area of chests that are covered with mattresses for sunbathing. The centre console, moved to starboard, has a modern design, with a seat integrated in the front profile and a steering position with a front and low cupboard.
The pilot's seat, of the bolster type, has internal stowage and a folding rear table, with which to create a dinette accompanied by the long seat that occupies the sleeve of the cockpit. The backrest can be folded down and also leaves an open section on the port side, forming a corridor that leads to the bathing platforms.
