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Funky 210

The Funky 210 is a new-generation dayboat designed to combine, within a compact unit, the qualities expected of a contemporary leisure boat : dynamic handling, a direct connection with the water, and high degree of versatility. Its architecture emphasizes open and modular living spaces designed to naturally accommodate either a sporting outing or a day at anchor. Behind its sharp, contemporary lines lies a project in which the design, hull form, and deck layout all reflect a shared pursuit of balance between seakeeping performance, spatial quality, and simplicity of construction.

Length
5.99 m
Beam
2.24 m
Weight
1165 kg
Pax
6

Architecture

The Funky 210’s handling characteristics are one of the project’s key design priorities. Its deep-V hull, combined with a unique step design developed specifically for this boat, seeks to strike a balance between hydrodynamic efficiency, stability, and steering precision. Reducing the wetted surface area naturally improves performance and energy efficiency, while the underwater hull geometry maintains excellent grip through turns and predictable behaviour in choppy conditions. The result is a responsive, precise and highly intuitive boat, capable of performing with ease in sporty boating conditions. This pursuit of performance is complemented by an in-depth analysis of the boat’s design. The architecture is based on a single hull mould, a single deck mould and a structural counter-mould, deliberately limiting the number of components in order to simplify production without compromising overall stiffness. From the earliest stages of development, the design was developed to meet the constraints of composite manufacturing. This approach preserves a strong design identity and highly refined forms, while maintaining a rational and efficient construction approach.

Layouts

The deck layout is designed to accommodate a variety of uses while preserving clear circulation throughout the boat. The aft platforms, generously open to the water, facilitate boarding as well as watersports, while the passageways remain naturally unobstructed between the bow, cockpit and swimming areas. This open architecture allows the boat to easily transition from a sporting use to a more leisurely experience while at anchor. At the bow, the sun pad covers an unusually large area for a boat of this size, offering comfort comparable to that of a double berth. Beneath it, a large storage compartment extends across its entire surface, providing ample space for bulky equipment such as wakeboards, foils, life jackets and beach gear. Aft, the bench seat adapts to different uses thanks to a reversible backrest that successively transforms the space into a navigation seat, a sun lounge or an observation seat for towing watersports. This design philosophy for versatility is reflected in all the seating areas, with each module incorporating its own dedicated storage while remaining adaptable to different onboard activities. The helm station prioritizes a natural driving position and an intuitive layout of the controls within a deliberately uncluttered composition focused on dynamic boating. Designed from the outset to accommodate either a wake tower or a hardtop, the boat maintains the same architectural coherence regardless of its configuration.

Specifications

Length5.99 m
Beam2.24 m
Draft0.38 m
Weight1165 kg
Cruising Speed30 kn
Max Speed45 kn
Fuel Capacity160 L
Water Capacity56 L
Passengers6
Conception CategoryC
DesignerYoctoline
Architecture / EngineeringYoctoline
Engine150 HP Outboard
Year2022

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