Whitelighter
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Anyone know anything about this Italian marque? Looks like they make some interesting boats. Saw a few out in Greece earlier in the year, but don't seem to be represented in the UK.
Airon Marine
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SteveE
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Boats look very cool in the mags, never seen one in the UK, even though they do advertise over here?
goodwin71
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They were at SIBS this year, Boat showrooms at hamble are the agents for the UK.
nice looking boats.
nice looking boats.
Whitelighter
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I think you are thinking about Aicon:
Where as I was after info on Airon:
Both Italian, but Airon are more my cup of tea!
Where as I was after info on Airon:
Both Italian, but Airon are more my cup of tea!
Nautical
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Not bad, good hull, finish so so, canopies pants, second hand values bit below brit or top end italian.............
poorer version of Itama below........
poorer version of Itama below........
MapisM
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I know the owner of this company since 15 years or so, and had the opportunity to try a number of his boats.
Nice design and well performing hulls, in general.
But what is really peculiar for boats of this size is the possibility to specify anything you like.
From the carpet colour, down to the engine size and type.
Which can have also disadvantages: since every boat is to some extent different, teething troubles are not unusual.
If you plan to purchase a boat from him and bring it to the UK, I'd strongly recommend to arrange a pre-delivery holiday in Italy, on the Como lake where Airon Marine is based, to carefully test and iron out the toy before bringing it back home.
Btw, they also sell directly to final customers, which means you could have such holiday paid just by cutting the middleman.
This is their site.
Nice design and well performing hulls, in general.
But what is really peculiar for boats of this size is the possibility to specify anything you like.
From the carpet colour, down to the engine size and type.
Which can have also disadvantages: since every boat is to some extent different, teething troubles are not unusual.
If you plan to purchase a boat from him and bring it to the UK, I'd strongly recommend to arrange a pre-delivery holiday in Italy, on the Como lake where Airon Marine is based, to carefully test and iron out the toy before bringing it back home.
Btw, they also sell directly to final customers, which means you could have such holiday paid just by cutting the middleman.
This is their site.
