Most Popular Boats of the Week
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Every week BoatTEST publishes news items on about 25 boats. Readers have asked which ones are the more popular each day, so below you can find the answer – by day. |
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Monday #1
Jeanneau NC 33:
Enjoy Life on One Level
With the salon and aft deck on the same level and large sliding glass doors, the Jeanneau NC 33 has a roomy entertainment area with no trip hazards. The side access gate, a smart feature for this line, is an undeniable advantage that improves access on board. Convertible seating makes best use of available space. Designed for life at sea, the large windows and abundant overhead lighting give the salon an open and airy look.
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Tuesday #1
Robalo R247:
Dual Console w/Added Utility
Though the Robalo R247 is a full-on bluewater fishing platform, she also includes a movable table for drinks or lunch, fold-out couch seating on the transom, and an optional swiveling double-wide seat behind the port console. There’s also bowrider-type seating forward, giving total seating for 12, and a head and sink are tucked into the port console.
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Wednesday #1
Sea Ray 400 Sundancer:
Dry, Solid Ride When It’s Rough
With hard chines carried all the way to the bow and lots of freeboard forward, the Sea Ray 400 Sundancer delivers a dry, solid ride in rough water, and the 17-degree deadrise at the transom provides economical fuel burn at planing speeds, and added stability. Large hull-side windows brighten up the two staterooms belowdecks, while the tint ensures privacy.
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Thursday #1
Back Cove 32:
Affordable Downeast Cruiser
The Back Cove 32 has evolved from the Back Cove 30 which hit the market years ago and became an instant success. The 32 is not only larger, but is more refined and upgraded from the original version. She is designed for cruising couples who want to work the coast and be seen in something that looks more like a traditional workboat than a blown-up bowrider. On the other hand, she is also targeted at people who realize that their self-esteem does not need the succor that extravagantly priced Downeasters promise to bestow on their owners.
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Friday #1
Sailfish 325DC:
Dual Console for Fish & Friends
Regular readers know we like dual console boats, and the bigger the better. They seat more people in comfort than a center console, are dryer, are much better for entertaining, and can be fished almost as well as a center console, save for the walk-around utility of a cc. So, buyers of dual consoles give up one attribute but in return get much more functionality. The Sailfish 325DC has an optional mini-galley with sink, grill, and refrigerator to port amidships. All the usual fishing amenities found on center consoles are here and standard equipment.
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