To celebrate its 120th birthday, the French yard Zodiac, inventor of the pneumatic vessel, presents the new and limited edition of Mark II: a soft-keel rib, symbol of the 70’s. Mark II, in Heritage version, comes thus from the past to celebrate a model become popular for her sport lines and a steering concept similar to that of a racing car or a go-kart. She was exhibited at Nautic Paris Boat last week, where she was admired by a “transversal” audience including both rib and sail-addicted. A boat of which we can’t not talk about.
The traditional lateral black band has always characterized this boat which presents a steering position very close to water and a three-spoke steering wheel. The driving feeling typical of a small racing car is due to the pilot seat which leans on lateral rails fixed on the inflatable keel covered with synthetic teak, which allow to move the four-place seat at the distance desired. By tilting the backrests, the seat convert into a sun bed.
The control panel, too, recalls the traditional past lines, with roundish tools and a coated steering wheel, placed slightly starboard in order to ensure an easy access to the throttle actuator and the rear-view window. Everything enjoys vintage lines.
Pushed by 40 HP engines, Mark II Heritage can reach 27 knots. Easy to carry and with a capacity up to 7 passengers, she is the ideal solution for a daily coastal trip.
At the top speed, Mercury FourStroke 40 HP outboard uses just 15 l a hour at 6000 evolutions while, at a 15.4-knot-cruising speed, consumption is about 4.6 l/h.
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