The Super Ariston model is the evolution of the Ariston, designed to offer superior performance and an even more refined design.

The cockpit seating was designed, when the boat was stationary, as a single sunbed to accommodate four people.

The hull is 6.96 meters long and features more powerful engines, ensuring higher speeds and a more dynamic ride.

The versions were equipped with Crusader 350 HP V8 engines, taking advantage of the deep “V” hull and the engine’s high power. This hull could reach speeds of around 40 knots.

In the early 2000s, the prestigious Guggenheim Museum in New York requested the Super Ariston from Engineer Carlo Riva to exhibit it as a pure work of art, but Engineer Carlo Riva declined.