Castoldi

Italian builder Castoldi is famous for its pioneering use of waterjet propulsion, something they started developing not long after their foundation back in the early 1960s.

With so many years of experience Castoldi knows what it takes to design and manufacture great jet-powered performance boats. Their RIB tenders are characterized by deep V hulls, a low profile and excellent fuel economy. They range in size from around 4m (13ft) to 10m (33ft) including SOLAS rescue tenders.

Its range of jet tenders are fast and versatile, the lack of propeller offering easy access to shallow bays and enhanced safety for watersports. Due to a largely aluminium alloy construction Castoldi waterjets are exceptionally light, a major advantage for tenders as it aids launch and recovery.

A range of clever features can be found on all Castoldi tenders for sale, such as retractable helms and consoles, self bailing cockpits and walkthrough deck configurations. Additionally, jet propulsion can deliver excellent maneuverability at speed or in harbour, with 360 degree directional ability.

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Castoldi At A Glance

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  • Founded
    62 Years Ago
  • Headquarters
    Italy
    Milan

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