The Bandit 220 is a bare-bones, no-frills speedster that does exactly what it promises: it gets you where you need to go fast. If you’re looking for a sleek lounging yacht or a multi-pose cruiser for social trips, this isn’t it—the B220 is all business, built for speed, utility, and pure fun on the water.
One of its biggest advantages is how well it works for GTFO! runs. Lightweight, responsive, and quick off the line, the B220 lets you dart from hub to hub with ease. Whether you’re threading through Blake Sea traffic or making tight turns around tricky coastlines, the boat handles like a dream.
When you buy the Bandit 220, you actually get two versions: the 5-0 and the Runner. Think of them as parts of a built-in game—almost like high-speed tag on the water. I haven’t tried the game yet, but having that extra layer of interactivity is a fun bonus that adds replay value to an already solid craft.
As for features, this boat keeps things simple. You get one pose, the driver’s seat—that’s it. No lounging, no passengers, no gimmicks. But honestly, that fits the identity of this boat. It’s built for people who want performance over comfort and precision over décor.
Whether you’re racing friends, experimenting with the included game, blasting across Blake Sea, or running rapid-fire GTFO routes, the Bandit 220 earns its spot as a reliable, fast, and thrilling addition to your boat collection.
And here’s my own custom paint job on the B220—simple, clean, and exactly the way a boat built for speed should look.
2 comments:
Sweet looking - can't wait to try it. Is it faster than Ultramesh Fury which I've taken at 56 knots across sim crossings?
I can't say I know exactly how fast it is. All I know is I can go from Honah Lee Airport all the way up to Simtalis in just minutes.
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