THE PIRELLI 42 IS THE first model in a new line of walkaround RIBs. It's equally suited to be a large-yacht tender, a beefy chase boat or a stand-alone day cruiser, thanks to its bold design, its high-level performance and its sizable number of amenities.
SACS TecnoRib produces the Pirelli 42 in design collaboration with the Swedish firm Mannerfelt Design Team, Mannerfelt also has a background in designing fast, luxurious automobiles, which is evident in the Pirelli 42's style. It has a chic, aggressive exterior. The raked windshield integrates into the RIB's hardtop, supported by twin sculpted pillars for a screaming-fast look.
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