If you had to describe the boats from IDB Marine in a nutshell, you would probably say: "The ones with the dinghy in the stern." In fact, the yachts in the Malango range are the smallest sailing boats ever to allow the dinghy to be stowed in a garage in the stern - a feature that is usually only seen on hull lengths of 45 feet or more.
However, the Malango 10.88 has a few more surprises to offer - such as the wading props integrated into the hull, which can be extended downwards. With a swivelling keel and two rudder blades, the boat is fully suitable for falling dry in tidal waters.
In YACHT's demanding strong wind test, the smart all-rounder from Brittany proves her excellent handling qualities. Pierre Rolland's design has no problems with wind and waves and is also very sporty. The interior design provides for a fully touring-capable layout with three double cabins, a spacious wet room, galley and navigation system. However, the workmanship in the details of the prototype still leaves a lot to be desired.
You can read the detailed test report on the Malango 10.88 in YACHT, issue 5/2018. The magazine is available in the DK shop, or you can download the test directly via the link below.
