60 MPH Formula | Trailer Fail | Illegal Charter Risk - 5/1/2026

A WINNING FORMULA Equipped with triple 600-hp Verados, Formula’s 457 CCS tested at a top speed of 60.8 mph. 6'6" headroom below, wide side decks, and fold-out swim platforms push her well beyond typical dayboat use. Even more important is her build quality and stem-to-stern 5-year limited warranty, and aftermarket service.
 

BUILT FOR CHOP The Wayfinder 38 is a walkaround designed for Aiata by Jarkko Jämsén with a flared bow for real seakeeping ability. The modular deck lets owners swap between Cabin and Suntop configurations, rearrange seating, tables, and sunbeds, and have up to 850 outboard horses. 
 

MUSIC, UNDERWATER An 80-foot carbon fiber hull topping 48 knots in the optional drive setup. Propulsion and nav run through 24" touchscreens at the helm. Four guest cabins, two crew, and a master with a 43" TV and Apple TV. Italian leather throughout, parquet floors, and a Music Hull system that pipes audio underwater.
 

SPLIT COSTS CAREFULLY Splitting fuel costs with friends sounds harmless until the Coast Guard calls it an illegal charter. Fines run up to $60,000 per trip. The rest of this article covers route planning, hull speed basics, and how anchoring out saves more than most boaters expect. Eight tips total, most of them free to implement.
 

RATCHET STRAPS WON'T DO IT Kill switches exist for a reason. Ratchet straps are not rated for pulling sunken boats. And tides don't care how new you are. This week's reel covers the full spectrum of what happens when boaters skip the basics.