Grand applause for a builder who has the courage to enter this boat market AND to offer a relatively affordable, relatively large yacht. Hats off to them!
We are using those inland, here in Poland for couple of years now. Pretty good quality even with intensive charter usage - remains untouched for a long time.
As a single man I could quite easily Moor that up in our local marina and live on it full time.. Who needs a house.. Lovely practical interior that does the job..and above all it moves 👍
Well done Hugo! I agree this is a stunning boat for the price. It’s not trying to be a Fairline or a Princess, it’s just a good honest entry level boat with great features for the money
Well I was wasn't sure about the exterior styling (I bet it would look nicer with the covers off) but wow, what an interior for the price! Very impressed. I wouldn't mind seeing one in the flesh and trying it out.
Cute boat! It was odd seeing a boat like that with an outboard...but she's a nice family boat. The second berth was a surprise. The salon with the large windows was fab! Such a simple helm....really nice though, I share your enthusiasm for simplicity...simplicity is good! Perfect little weekender for a couple or small family. Thanks for the tour!
More content like this. Even this is a pipe dream for most people but it feels achievable and was excellent to watch. Would be very interested in running costs for such a boat.
Hugo I was at FLIBS as a guest of Denison and did my first ever walkthrough video on a Sunseeker Predator Evo 60. You'll have to watch it and give me your opinion. Just remember it's my first one ever
The windscreen did look a bit cheap I have to say......but this is certainly a cheap and cheerful boat....the sobering thing as far as I'm concerned is that this boat represents the affordable entry into boating....and I still can't afford it! A bathtub with a reconditioned Seagull outboard is more my reality!
That's an awful lot of freeboard for a 27-footer; I can see why there isn't a pilothouse, and no fast speed. I wonder if they didn't just go full displacement because they didn't think they could sell an outboard boat that went 6-7 knots?
Nice concept at first glance but no forward facing seat for a co pilot/ wife / friend. Except behind the helm person. No stem head fitting for an anchor. Plus not sure about the gas bottle in the ‘anchor locker’ I know it’s to ‘stretch’ the interior capacity but the too narrow port side deck limits movement about the vessel safely imho. Sun pads look nice but what to do with them when not in use plus as said the shape is wrong. Refreshing though to see a nice try in this Sector
