New Test Video
Cruisers Yachts 46 Cantius:
This New Model is Euro-American
The new Cruisers Yachts 46 Cantius continues and expands on the Euro-styling that the American builder adopted some years ago which was met with great success. What sets the Cantius 46 apart from many similar-looking boats built in Europe is its all-American ergonomics inside. Also, the folks at Cruisers Yachts know better than most anyone how Americans like to use their boats. For example, they want to be able to stand at the helm and see out the windshield, something not possible with many sleek Euro express cruisers where sitting is the only position permitted.
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New Features Video
Riviera 395 SUV:
Well Equipped for Weekending--
Or Extended Cruising
The adjustable double-wide helm seat on the Riviera 395 SUV provides easy access to the multi-function touchscreens, accessing all navigational and operational systems. The well-equipped galley, including a cooktop with under-counter convection microwave, a sink, food preparation counter top, and deep drawer refrigerator, is just a step away to starboard.
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Test Video
Leopard 43 PC:
Versatile Layouts in A Sea-Kindly Catamaran
The 22'1" (6.73 m) beam of the Leopard 43 PC gives plenty of space for four staterooms and two heads in the twin hulls belowdecks. A three-stateroom option, with a larger master, is also available. Note the small single berths at the bow peaks, suitable for kids or nimble crewmen--or this area can be used for storage. Twin 320-hp Yanmar diesels give the Leopard a range of better than 1400 NM at about 6 knots, while top speed was 24.0 knots in our tests.
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New Editor's Report
Hatteras GT65 Carolina:
Battlewagon with 4 Staterooms
The Hatteras GT65 Carolina has a look that’s pure Hatteras but has been updated with new design aspects that improve functionality and utility. She is built to meet and exceed the expectations of Carolina captains who brook no compromise when going offshore to find trophy game.
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Test Video
Sailfish 245DC:
Ergonomic Dual Console Design
The Sailfish 245DC, as can be seen in the image above, has seats that are designed for real people. Not only are most of them wide, but they also are plush, conform to the human body, and are positioned so a family can ride facing forward. The two aft-facing cockpit seats can be used for spotters when towing. We particularly like the fold down seats in the port and starboard gunwales, a remarkably functional idea for fishing and entertaining.
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Test Video
Sea Ray SDX 270 OB:
Outboard Performance and
Seating for 15+
The Sea Ray SDX 270 OB is designed to seat 15 while underway, and even more when the large adjustable sun lounge overlooking the swim platform is in play at anchor. The aluminum arch with integral Bimini top is standard, as is snap-in carpet and the magnetic drop-in ski pylon. Reversible seat backs on both console seats add to the entertainment zone at cocktail hour.
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Test Video
Hampton Yachts 650:
For the Experienced Owner/Operator
The Hampton Yachts 650 is designed for the experienced owner/operator who handles his own basic maintenance and knows exactly what he/she wants both in the engine room and on the accommodations and entertainment levels. She's powered with twin 1000-hp C-12.9 Cat diesels, known for their dependability, and with the muscle to get up and go when needed to outrun weather. Top speed in our tests was over 22 knots.
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