New Captain's Report
Yamaha VXR:
High Performance PWC w/Seats for 3
The Yamaha VXR gets its excellent performance from the Yamaha 1812CC Super Vortex High Output marine engine that delivers more power and torque than any other Yamaha WaveRunner engine. The hull is molded out of NanoXcel 2 material, making it significantly lighter (767 lbs.) than previous models and adding to the performance. The three-person Cruiser Seat provides security and comfort for multiple riders.
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Captain's Report
Galeon 660 Fly:
4 Cabins for an Owner/Operator
The Galeon 660 Fly has accommodations for six guests below, plus a cabin for two crewmen aft of the engine room. The main deck and the flying bridge are devoted to entertaining lots of guests and enjoying the water. We expect this to be an owner/operator boat in North America, so the crew cabin can be for guests or kids, or be turned into much needed storage.
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TAHOE® 700:
Affordable and Seats for 9
The 21’ (6.40 m) TAHOE® 700 is made for partying with a seating capacity of nine. The aft cockpit seat is full-width, with a lift-up cushion and back to provide a walkthrough to the swim platform. The sun lounge is 6’6” (1.98 m) wide and has an adjustable backrest to function as a chaise. Both helm seats swivel to face the aft seats at cocktail hour. And look at the size of the swim platform with extension, a functional amenity.
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Cruisers Yachts 42 Cantius:
Well-Executed Engine Room
The Cruisers Yachts 42 Cantius has a 13 kW Kohler generator against the forward bulkhead on centerline. A pair of boxed house batteries and the electrical distribution panel are adjacent. Note the heavy sound insulation on the bulkhead, a plus since the master accommodations are just beyond. Headroom is about 4’ (1.22 m), and there’s light for daily checks. Cruisers Yachts is known for its tidy engine room designs.
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Sailfish 220 CC:
A Pylon Adds Great Utility
The Sailfish 220 CC is as hardcore as they come when it comes to fishing features. But what about the kids, to say nothing of mom? Why not create more utility in this boat by spending a little extra on a couple of options? The optional, pop-up watersports tow pylon permits the 220 CC to be used for towing watersports – tubers, skiers, wake boarders, knee boarders, and barefooters. Swinging backrests turn the bow seats into comfortable, forward-facing chaise-type seating.
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