Outboards
October 3, 2007
Every class of vessel has an ideal size, give or take a few feet. A convertible for chasing sailfish seems perfect around 40 feet, while an 80-foot semi-displacement motoryacht is nicely suited for cruising the Bahamas. It is here, in the design sweet spot, that the new Jupiter 31 Open resides.
October 3, 2007
This center console is designed and executed to exacting standards with leading-edge materials and processes.
October 3, 2007
This multipurpose center console reveals her builder's ability to build to suit every owner.
October 3, 2007
A semi-custom approach to quality and comfort.
October 3, 2007
Grady-White aims at anglers and their families with the flagship 330 Express.
October 3, 2007
Grady-White and quality are synonymous, and the brand is well entrenched in boating lore. Evidence of this appears often, such as the day at a recent boat show when a young boy came running up the aisle behind me, father in tow, and screamed, "Here are the Gradys, Dad!"
The new Tournament 225 comes with the pedigree, but takes a fresh approach to the popular dual-console design. This boat has a flush deck. Behind the walk-through windshield is a pedestal-style helm chair to starboard and a similar companion chair, or an optional sleeper seat can be ordered.
October 3, 2007
All boats are a compromise, but Century Boats minimized many small-boat concessions with the new 2600 Walk-Around. Family day boat, tender or fishing platform certainly are within the realm of so-called pocket vessels, but demanding some privacy for personal time and accommodations for a siesta can stretch the envelope. The 2600 Walk-Around seems to bridge the gap.
October 3, 2007
A performance-minded boat for anglers who want to fly.
October 3, 2007
Owners know Intrepids are worth waiting for. Here's why.
