Would've liked to see the galley, and got a bit confused about which cabin we were looking at when, but figured it out. Look forward to the refined version!
Alex rails at the sides are problematic especially narrow ports, my rails broken from the connection point with some part fiberglass. Due to the boat next to me
Given your comments about an 'older generation' preferring this model line - 'so they can pop down and enjoy being aboard during the off-season' - what do you make of the galley and lounge areas of the boat? I'm guessing you overlooked those areas while addressing the other design elements the builder hoped to improve. Not one of your typically thorough reviews this time, Alex.
Oh the compromises a designer has to make! It seems to me that the designers of this boat had a very specific set of priorities. The result won’t please everybody, but I think it will find plenty of buyers.
368,000 euros. Looks like a gin palace with absolutely no space around the side decks. Good for entertaining maybe but not much more than a marina fixture in reality. Virtually no outside space on the side decks. Totally mishmash inside. What about a bit of objectivity about the pointless over speccing. It’s all fine having millions of electric features right up to the point they go wrong. The fact that you spend more time talking about reading lights than you do looking at hull shape / propulsion / sea keeping says this is a status symbol not really intended for serious use.
You’ve clearly never taken a Grandezza out to sea judging by your comments. Their boats are absolutely built for use and the seakeeping is excellent imo.
Great detailed tour Alex, thank you!
Really like the range and this one appears to be another brilliant model.
Would've liked to see the galley, and got a bit confused about which cabin we were looking at when, but figured it out. Look forward to the refined version!
Aloha; well done! Beautiful boat. Mahalo
Very nice, available in all electric yet ?
Would have been nice to have seen the galley area of which you totally went past. Lovely boat tho. I own a 27OC.
Alex rails at the sides are problematic especially narrow ports, my rails broken from the connection point with some part fiberglass. Due to the boat next to me
Good tour... thanks. However, did I miss the discussion about the small galley?
What do the OC and CA mean?
Looks small enough to easily operate single handed which is what I'd be looking for. Not that I'll ever afford it but we can dream.
Given your comments about an 'older generation' preferring this model line - 'so they can pop down and enjoy being aboard during the off-season' - what do you make of the galley and lounge areas of the boat? I'm guessing you overlooked those areas while addressing the other design elements the builder hoped to improve. Not one of your typically thorough reviews this time, Alex.
Oh the compromises a designer has to make! It seems to me that the designers of this boat had a very specific set of priorities. The result won’t please everybody, but I think it will find plenty of buyers.
368,000 euros. Looks like a gin palace with absolutely no space around the side decks. Good for entertaining maybe but not much more than a marina fixture in reality. Virtually no outside space on the side decks. Totally mishmash inside. What about a bit of objectivity about the pointless over speccing. It’s all fine having millions of electric features right up to the point they go wrong. The fact that you spend more time talking about reading lights than you do looking at hull shape / propulsion / sea keeping says this is a status symbol not really intended for serious use.
You’ve clearly never taken a Grandezza out to sea judging by your comments. Their boats are absolutely built for use and the seakeeping is excellent imo.
Too much money for 30 foot