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Kevin grew up in New Jersey and spent his summers cruising the Barnegat Bay aboard his father’s 23-foot Sea Ray Respite. He also has earned a certificate in boating from Southwest Florida Yachts. He graduated magna cum laude from Georgetown University in 2004 Read more here...
Sessa Fly 45
By Kevin Koenig | Posted May 2012Sessa 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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Marquis 630 Sport Yacht
By Kevin Koenig | Posted May 2012 | Add a CommentJust 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.
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Grady-White 335
By Kevin Koenig | Posted May 2012 | Add a CommentJust 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.
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Pershing 82
By Kevin Koenig | Posted May 2012 | Add a CommentHot 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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Carbon Craft 130T
By Kevin Koenig | Posted May 2012 | Add a CommentCarbon 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.
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Arcadia 115
By Kevin Koenig | Posted May 2012 | Add a CommentJust 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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Eliminate Osmotic Blisters In Your Hull
By Kevin Koenig | Posted April 2012 | Add a CommentAdore A Vacuum? Don’t Laugh. This One From Hotvac Is Designed To Eliminate Those Ugly Osmotic Blisters In Your Hull. Hull blistering is a fairly common sight in boatyards and, as its name implies, consists of small, unsightly bumps on the boat’s hull below the waterline. Blistering can adversely affect a boat’s fuel efficiency, speed, strength, aesthetics, insurability, and in some cases, safety...
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Sessa C44
By Kevin Koenig | Posted April 2012 | Add a CommentLeave it to the Italians to design a weekend cruiser that seems perfect for a jaunt out on the water with friends to enjoy some sunshine, swimming, and perhaps a Negroni or two if the time is right. The Sessa C44 is that boat. At just a shade over 45 feet and fitted with Volvo Penta IPS500s or 600s, she should be highly maneuverable and incredibly fun to drive.
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Sunseeker Portofino 40
By Kevin Koenig | Posted April 2012 | Add a CommentIf you’ve always been a fan of Sunseeker’s sleek lines and aura of understated glamour, but aren’t ready to purchase one of their typically sized 50-foot-plus yachts, then the Portofino 40 may warrant your attention. Sunseeker’s new, entry-level-size express cruiser features two cabins, lit primarily by expansive portholes, and marked by exceptional headroom.
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An Interview with Post Marine's John Patnovic
By Kevin Koenig | Posted April 2012 | Add a CommentAn Interview with John Patnovic, the man with the plan to resurrect Post Marine.
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