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The new Cranchi Yachts are amazing. Ideal for family, owner operator. She/He is sailing and sitting at the helm and she/he is being in the galley preparing some good food. All together. And the tender garage on a sub 70ft flybridge is a wow. The big owner cabin is amazing too. I was on her already. A real dream
Just a quick point - I think the IPS joystick on the fly is where it is because it’s not really intended to be operated from the helm seat. I’m pretty sure you’d stand to have the optimum view, whereas the throttles need to be reachable from the helm seat. Consider the fly bridge helm on a Sunseeker 65 Sport. The whole console hinges up because you stand when you’re berthing.
I really love the design of this "little" ship. I think 3 cabins are more than enough for families with 1 or 2 kids, especially when thaaat paying person receives a palatial owner cabin for himself. Another couple still can stay with you and this should be good enough if you don't want to use it for charter too. Category B seems good enough, even there are others same size or smaller with A, but again, for what you want to use it. Just 2 remarks I've as following : kitchen is nice but I would say just good for breakfast and mid day snacks and for dinner on the boat, you'll use if weather is allowing just the fly with the use of the grill😊. My bit bigger concern is the fantastic forward sitting area. When with kids and maybe not to flexible people, my concern are the reeling high to this area and anchor compartment. But the tour was excellent, even as I believe, you wasn't able to comment on the owners cabin too much - as it was showtime 😂
Oddly enough I think if you review your guess the preview, my guess had a little attitude to it so in actual fact I was a little Cranchi as it were! Ipso Facto I was right! Excellent review, love this boat!
Do like this boat and the layout is spot on , think the joystick is out of place as you said , think at the side of the throttles would be better , not sure about the galley placement but that's a small gripe and sure it's easy to get used to , maybe a bit more power would be useful, just enough to get it to 32 knots 😊
love the Cranchi 67, it would be the yacht of choice if my lottery numbers came up. Good tour apart from the text at the bottom of the screen running ahead of the audio commentary. One other thing, reference the lack of space at the bow. Nick has covered this and the foremost cushion lifts up and gives access to the anchor handling windlass and other items, so Cranchi are making use of the space twice. I am looking forward to a boat test at sea, as and when.
Lovely boat. Good presentation but too much was missed out on the tour ! No concept of shape or size of prime cabin no showing of bathrooms/heads and even missed the fridge on the bow and couldn’t really get a handle on the salon. Oh and how much does it cost !?
Great video and boat. I watch a lot of these and your camera resolution is great, but your lens isn't wide-angled enough to show us the cabins. Its a bit like looking at a room through binoculars in too many cases. Hope this helps.
Thanks for the feedback, Edward, much appreciated. This was one of the first videos we shot and we’ve improved our equipment set up since then. Hopefully you’ll see an improvement in our latest videos. All the best 👍
Just because Tristan re-released the the video today, Lazzara I offering their 67' yacht for 6 million dollars. All totally customizable and I think is probably greater than this yacht in a lot of ways. Not sure what the price is on this, but I I imagine it's close to that playing field. The problem with a lot of these legacy builders in Italy and to some extent, England is that they had no serious competition for a while. Turkey wasn't serious really, Netherlands didn't build anything this small and America, besides Burger, was on a different universe. Well now Turkey is a huge player with not just Lazzara, but Sirena, Bering as well. Van DerWalk is in there building customizable yachts too. America is now a major player. They can't re,y on what they used to do. Azimut, Feretti, Cranchi, and the others need to get where Riva and Cranchi are and stay there, then go beyond
I'm struggling to like this one, Italian designed boats just don't seem to have the wow factor for me apart from the Riva Dolceriva 48 but a brilliant tour and camera work. 👃👍❤️🇬🇧
Nice boat and they kept the salon a salon and NOT a dining room!! Realistically, who wants to buy a boat like this and then have to clean and wash the damn thing every time you use it, plus the laundry? Owner/operator? NOT!! 🤷♂️😂(oops, sorry guys, great vid , I didn’t mean to sound Cranchi) 🤦♂️
I would prefer if you guys showed the whole yacht properly, and not like with the master cabin. I just think you don't get a good sense of the space like with the master. Also i think you missed to show the aft cockpit and the bathing platform. Good tour but could be better. Cheers guys.
