A really good honest review sir. Many thanks for sharing.

Great review Alex, comprehensive as usual. Very impressive little boat too. Plenty to like about it, although the wipers looked rather comical in the corporate video cut away!

Was that Tristan Mortlock that gone on right before you?

A sink and stove under the seat? Thats Galeon kevels of cleverness there

Nice, but the cooking option is a bit underwhelming. Very well finished

No way this can do 50 knots!?

Wish some of these EU boats where made in the USA. Rediculous price to get ANY of them to the USA. You're talking almost 100K just to get it here.

You had me until you broke out the stove under the seat, I think there are better options than that. What about trying to use it and the mess made on the copilot seat. Not for me. I like the boat, loose the sink and stove.

Theres not much critisism or second views in there reviews …

I was VERY excited to see this boat review but was, once again, disappointed. Who are these boat manufacturers catering to? EVERY TIME I see a boat like this, I ask myself WHY the bow has to have seating. If there was NO seating, and the superstructure height from the windshield continued forward to the chain locker, the amount of cabin space would be IMMENSE. A QUEEN SIZED BIRTH AND SHOWER could all fit in there, and you could STILL have a sun pad (because who actually uses the forward deck while under way at 50kn?). In my opinion, this is lost potential in both sales and clientele for so many boat builders these days. I'm 6'2" 275lbs. My wife is 5'10" and 180. A boat this size is impractical for anything but a medium lake for a few hours, but anything that "fits" us costs 7 figures. For very little money or effort, boat builders could modify their existing boats to entice a much larger customer base.