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Boat Tests, Boats
Sessa Fly 45
Sessa brings Italian style to the American market with the new Fly 45—a sporty ride that is ready to entertain. Boat test of the Sessa Fly 45.
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Boats, Boats
Pershing 82
Hot on the heels of the company’s successful 80 model, Pershing’s newest launch, the slightly elongated 82, looks to push all the boundaries of what a large sport yacht can do. Aggressively raked lines create a profile that leaves little doubt as to the 82’s main purpose: to be the sexiest, sleekest boat on the water.
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Boats, Boats
Arcadia 115
Just Launched: Our first impression of the Arcadia 115 The yacht was designed with what the company refers to as an ‘open space’ concept, which is to say that her decks are particularly capacious, and her portholes and windows are large, creating an airy and well-lit ambiance inside.
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Boat Tests, Boats
Azimut 62S Italia
Azimut’s 62S Italia Offers A Refined Layout And Plenty Of Performance. Azimut marked the 150th anniversary of Italian unification in 2011 by relaunching one of its most popular and successful models. Newly dubbed the Italia in honor of the occasion, the 62S reminded us that she blew our socks off when we tested her in her original guise six years ago. She had everything—looks, performance, comfort, and innovation. In fact, she seemed to us to be pretty near perfect...
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Boat Tests, Boats
MCY 65
Monte Carlo Yachts 65 adds smart options to a complete package. PMY Boat test of the MCY 65. Monte Carlo Yachts’ Second Model Is Even Better Than The First One Was. The view from the air was pretty unequivocal: billows of clouds borne on northerly winds, cascading down snow-covered mountains towards the ocean. Offshore, ships battled against the icy gale, burying their bows in huge seas and raising sheets of spray.
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Sessa Fly 45
Sessa brings Italian style to the American market with the new Fly 45...
Azimut 62S Italia
Azimut’s 62S Italia Offers A Refined Layout And Plenty Of...
MCY 65
Monte Carlo Yachts 65 adds smart options to a complete package.
Carver 44 Sojourn
We test two radically roomy, pod-equipped Carver cruisers, one with gas...
Axcell 650
PMY Boat test of the Axcell 650.
ARTICLES
Sessa Fly 45
- By Kevin Koenig
- PostedMay 2012
Sessa brings Italian style to the American market with the new Fly 45—a sporty ride that is ready to entertain. Boat test of the Sessa Fly 45.
Read ArticleMarquis 630 Sport Yacht
- By Kevin Koenig
- PostedMay 2012
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Just Launched: our first impression of the Marquis 630 Sport Yacht
As a total package the 630 Sport Yacht seems hard to beat. Anyone currently in the market for a midsize vessel with eye-catching looks and the ability to pamper her owner should most certainly give a Marquis dealership near you a ring.
Read ArticleGrady-White 335
- By Kevin Koenig
- PostedMay 2012
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Just Launched: our first impression of the Grady-White 335.
The 335 features an open layout that is well suited to entertaining. The most striking thing about this design is the open bow, which obviously sacrifices cabin space, but also makes the main deck downright expansive for a 33-footer. The bow area leads aft between a double console towards the helm and cockpit, both of which offer a slew of amenities that aid in both entertaining and fishing.
Read ArticlePershing 82
- By Kevin Koenig
- PostedMay 2012
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Hot on the heels of the company’s successful 80 model, Pershing’s newest launch, the slightly elongated 82, looks to push all the boundaries of what a large sport yacht can do. Aggressively raked lines create a profile that leaves little doubt as to the 82’s main purpose: to be the sexiest, sleekest boat on the water.
Read ArticleCarbon Craft 130T
- By Kevin Koenig
- PostedMay 2012
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Carbon Craft’s 130T tender combines out-of-this-world technology with style to spare. Carbon Craft infuses nanotubes into the boat’s carbon fiber infrastructure.
Read ArticleA Daring Rescue of a Tsunami-Swept Yacht
- By Capt. Bill Pike
- PostedApril 2012
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When the tsunami hit northeast Japan in 2011, a Bertram 57 was washed out to sea. Her owner rescued her. Takayuki Nozawa. When I met him for the first time at this year’s Miami Boat Show, I was already somewhat familiar with how he’d saved his beloved Bertram 57 Golden Bay from oblivion after the 2011 tsunami in Japan. I’d seen video footage of his jump from the helicopter. And we’d talked on the phone, him in the office of his Yasuda Shipyard in Tokyo, me in my office in the Florida Panhandle...
Read ArticlePut a Lid on It
- By Mike Smith
- PostedOctober 2008
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They used to say a man wasn't well-dressed without a hat, and maybe that's true of boats, too. A hardtop provides a place to mount the radar and antennas and keeps the sun off your hatless head. It provides better shade than a bimini, lasts a heck of a lot longer than canvas, doesn't thrash around in choppy weather nor billow like a parachute when the wind gets
Read ArticleTroubleshooting 101
- By Capt. Grant Rafterillustrations b...
- PostedJanuary 2008
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You've heard the mantra before, but it bears repeating. A diesel engine basically needs just two things: clean fuel and air. If it's missing either, it's dead. That's why troubleshooting a diesel usually involves tracing the air and fuel systems from start to finish, always beginning with the simplest and least-invasive potential cause and ending whenever your
Read ArticleBoston Whaler 370 Outrage
- By Capt. Grant Rafter
- PostedApril 2009
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Photo by Boston WhalerAn unsinkable lineage ready for both fishing and entertaining.At just over 37 feet, the 370 Outrage is the largest boat Boston Whaler has built in its more than 50-year history. The patented Unibond construction method has been a feature of all of its boats, and the 370 is
Read ArticleChris-Craft Launch 32
- By PMY Staff
- PostedFebruary 2012
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For an all-American tender or dayboat with tradition and style to spare, look no further than the Chris-Craft launch 32.
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