The KE continues to be my "gold standard" ideal boat. "Every boat is a compromise," but for me this is the way to combine features and capabilities. Great presentation, Bob L!
Love to Look at these beautiful boats it just should you how the other half live .Some day I would love to spend time on such beautiful boat if I had the money I would buy Krogen Express 52 is my favourite .Love the video the camera man does a great job it feels like you are on the boat .Best Regards Frank in Ireland.
I'm not sure why it is but I love these types of boats over the those fancy multi million dollar yachts. These boats look an I'm sure feel like home once you step onboard the deck. The double dutch doors are a must, not only are they perfect for your boats, the next house I design I'm going to add dutch doors to it, with the screens of course to keep everything out we don't want in that can fly. The way the one bedroom is with the pullman bed, and the other bed that transforms into a twin size bed is perfect for both boats and houses. Why doesn't people want to have the extra sleeping areas in their homes and when not using them they simply fold away out of sight. I love these videos because I get a ton of great ideas for my house designs. Even tho I was meant to be on the water, I'll have to split my time I have left with half the year on dry ground and other half on the water. Take care everyone, and share your knowledge and love with everyone. An each day make sure you tell your spouse and children how much you truly love them. It is the words that we say that teaches our children how we would like them to grow up and share their love and feelings with their own families when they are older. Think about that, it is that important and always speak in a positive way to everyone. If you speak positive then you will have positive energy coming back to you later. Words are mightier than the sword, so much truth in our old sayings. Share the love my brothers and sisters and teach your family how to grow up in a loving way an never do harm to anyone nor do any harm to the land because their children will be the ones to have to clean it up.
Beautiful boat. Exactly the boat I’d want. Wish mine were that clean. :) Nice to see someone big on a boat as well to give a sense of scale. Love the layout of them, but I am too tall for this boat, but I looked at every way we might make it work. Always wondered how they do in a beam sea? They look long and narrow with not much draft. Our boat is similar so I just the bit the bullet and paid $$$ to stabilize our boat, and my wife is now much happier. I will now dream regularly about that engine room.
Wow Bob what a lovely Vessel! I live North of Seattle. I have been Detailing Yachts for over 20 years. I love working on these they’re very wash friendly and minimal metal and surface that need dried. The only concern I see is what happens if your washer and dryer needs changed out? I’m just thinking about how much might need to be disassembled to achieve the job but otherwise all is wonderful especially 🤓 the Engine Room! You have done a wonderful job with this one ☝️ I want it bad! God Bless you Brother and your Group of excellent People! ❤️😏✌🏼🇺🇸
Proud owner of a 42 Krogen and could not be happier! Only thing i dont like are the electronic shifter, throttle and start controls. Much prefer cables and mechanical systems.
I’m watching from southern Alberta Canada and that is a beautiful boat. I want my own in it. If I had the money is perfect for my family to say me and my wife are dogs and cats.
Very seldom do I say this: there's absolutely nothing about that boat that I don't like. Hull shape is gorgeous too, much like a Cape Island boat so probably pretty stable in a choppy sea. Would love to see some footage of her underway. What's her range?
I have watched so many videos of yachts and something that is never mentioned about the bridge is red night lighting for the bridge to maintain night visibility.
I love this leisure yacht. The only thing I don't like is that there does not appear to be a co-pilot's chair. I appreciate having those, and wonder if either one could be put in custom, or one could get creative and find a way to lock down a movable chair so can still be used in stormy seas, but removed when not needed or wanted. Other than that, I could see owning this in a second. And still might get it anyway. Sadly, I'm probably a couple years away from making my purchase. But I do like this one.
To the person that produced this video, just a “quick” editing note, lol. Constructive actually because otherwise this was a terrific presentation. When you move from one scene to the next, try not to have your subject presenter visibly standing ready for the “action” engagement for the next scene. Select your splice in a frame or two just as he makes movement to play out the next scene. This will give the video the feel of a natural engagement flow. Imagine watching a movie where each scene started with everyone standing still and the director shouts “ACTION!!” and then the scene continues on. The story line would be completely broken and the quality of the impression would be destroyed. Unless of course the video or film you were watching was about being an actor or director, lol. You have a great eye/instinct for keeping the subject in the center of the screen and that task for many people is not an easy thing. Very often they perceive the subject to only be the presenter. In fact, the “subject” is the information being given at the time and the presenter as a centered shot bounces in and out of the subject post based on the direction of the information and the target of that descriptive content. So, by splicing in the next scene with, for example, him standing ready at the top of the stairs before being instructed to proceed, the set up distraction made the actual subject of the following scene his legs when in fact in the previous scene he stated “Let’s take a walk down below.” and should have opened with him walking down the stairs in movement. Know what I mean?? You have to keep the flow as natural as possible. The best analogy I can offer is that those little error blips like that parked on top of the stairs moment is like listening to someone singing a soothing vocal in a song and someone just smashes a loud cymbal hit completely out of place right in the middle of that soothing vocal performance, lol. Again , you have a great sense of focus and subject/presenter balance and in that same order of priority which is an excellent habit to form early on. These sales type videos are actually extremely effective if done with a perfecting touch and you have the eye to bring it there. On top of that, we have incredible editing tech right in the palm of our hands now which is absolutely awesome. I liked the look of the boat (being is I am in the market and searching) and the viewing presentation content had me paste this link to my list. Beautiful boat and excellent appointment for its age. Just pay more attention to what should hit the clipping room floor and you will have perfectly beautiful results!! Hope you didn’t take offense because it was ALL meant as a positive!! 👍🏻😎👍🏻
Go away?? Well, please tell me you’re not associated with Krogen. Normally I use correct writing design, but I was on a role and just dropped it down. This was meant as a completely positive intention and I was definitely flipped to going to seek out a Krogen Express in my hunt for my upgrade this spring. Just felt a bit giving because I love what the guy behind the camera sees and how he place’s everything. So normally I could care less about nasty comments from malcontents, but if your with Krogen, I’m out. Thankfully life has been good so I can be trivial like that, lol. 🤓
Exactly what I was thinking. The editor needs to cut on action, not wait a second with the subject just waiting there. Will smooth out the presentation.
@@harbourdogNL, lol. I actually love when folks give me crap for my writing. I must be losing my marbles because it says “on a roll” but I don’t remember editing that. 😳 Definitely losing it because I’m sure you wouldn’t put that there for no reason, lol. Just turned 57 a few days ago and I’m already losing my sh*t. Great. If I forget my dogs name, I’m just gonna jump…🤔…Nah. I think I’ll stick around and enjoy when folks opine graciously on my impressively articulate writing skills. BWAAHAAHAAHAA!!!! 🤣🤣🤣 😎
great presentation. I'm really liking these Krogen express yachts. I did not hear any numbers on fuel tank capacity. I'm curious what the range is at 16 knots ?
Her top speed was 22 knots at a 45 gph fuel burn with the optional 550-hp Cummins QSB6.7 diesels (480-hp Yanmar 6LY3A-ETP diesels are standard). Throttling back to 17 knots cut the fuel burn to 28 gph, while slowing to 10 knots sipped only 6 to 7 gph.
What's the hurry? 5 to 8 knots is a nice gentle pace. If you can afford a boat like this then you're either so busy that you need to slow down, or be taking it slow because you're already retired and have time for the good life.
Hi, nice video thank you. What is fuel tank capacity? Could this yacht cross ocean, say US to Africa, or to Europe. What is the best speed for efficiency and top speed? Look forward to hearing from you. Walter
Did you pay attention? He said 9.6 knots was the top cruising speed though they usually run at 9. Why would you expect a reply, this is a showcase video not a sales site. Want info, learn to use google and go to their website.
@@russellclement2058 With the right footwear you can, and should. Only takes one bad stub or dropping something heavy or boiling on your foot to render you completely incapable of working. Then the boat could be shorthanded, possibly endangering everyone. I watch these videos of folks out sailing single handed and in their barefeet and think "what an idiot."
![[UNCUT] ฝันรักห้วงนิทรา | EP.8 (4/4)](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/RDYJYiDwsj0/mqdefault.jpg)
Excellent presentation. Wonderful boat.
Love the Down East hull design. This thing can absolutely take on some seriously compromising conditions for its size. Beautiful boat.
The KE continues to be my "gold standard" ideal boat. "Every boat is a compromise," but for me this is the way to combine features and capabilities. Great presentation, Bob L!
Great presentation !
Really beautiful ship!!
Love to Look at these beautiful boats it just should you how the other half live .Some day I would love to spend time on such beautiful boat if I had the money I would buy Krogen Express 52 is my favourite .Love the video the camera man does a great job it feels like you are on the boat .Best Regards Frank in Ireland.
Absolutely beautiful vessel. Love it! Far prefer this ship to an equivalent Nordhavn.
Great presentation as well. Thanks.
I agree about the Nordhaven, also Bob L certainly knows his product, and is obviously very passionate about it.
Absolutely gorgeous, classic design! The hull somewhat reminds of a Maine or Nova Scotia lobster boat, very seaworthy workhorses.
Beautiful little yacht.Great salesman!
I'm not sure why it is but I love these types of boats over the those fancy multi million dollar yachts. These boats look an I'm sure feel like home once you step onboard the deck. The double dutch doors are a must, not only are they perfect for your boats, the next house I design I'm going to add dutch doors to it, with the screens of course to keep everything out we don't want in that can fly. The way the one bedroom is with the pullman bed, and the other bed that transforms into a twin size bed is perfect for both boats and houses. Why doesn't people want to have the extra sleeping areas in their homes and when not using them they simply fold away out of sight. I love these videos because I get a ton of great ideas for my house designs. Even tho I was meant to be on the water, I'll have to split my time I have left with half the year on dry ground and other half on the water. Take care everyone, and share your knowledge and love with everyone. An each day make sure you tell your spouse and children how much you truly love them. It is the words that we say that teaches our children how we would like them to grow up and share their love and feelings with their own families when they are older. Think about that, it is that important and always speak in a positive way to everyone. If you speak positive then you will have positive energy coming back to you later. Words are mightier than the sword, so much truth in our old sayings. Share the love my brothers and sisters and teach your family how to grow up in a loving way an never do harm to anyone nor do any harm to the land because their children will be the ones to have to clean it up.
Beautiful boat. Exactly the boat I’d want. Wish mine were that clean. :) Nice to see someone big on a boat as well to give a sense of scale. Love the layout of them, but I am too tall for this boat, but I looked at every way we might make it work. Always wondered how they do in a beam sea? They look long and narrow with not much draft. Our boat is similar so I just the bit the bullet and paid $$$ to stabilize our boat, and my wife is now much happier. I will now dream regularly about that engine room.
Wow Bob what a lovely Vessel! I live North of Seattle. I have been Detailing Yachts for over 20 years. I love working on these they’re very wash friendly and minimal metal and surface that need dried. The only concern I see is what happens if your washer and dryer needs changed out? I’m just thinking about how much might need to be disassembled to achieve the job but otherwise all is wonderful especially 🤓 the Engine Room! You have done a wonderful job with this one ☝️ I want it bad! God Bless you Brother and your Group of excellent People! ❤️😏✌🏼🇺🇸
If I had the money I was baying one. It’s a very nice boat a really nice home.
Proud owner of a 42 Krogen and could not be happier!
Only thing i dont like are the electronic shifter, throttle and start controls. Much prefer cables and mechanical systems.
I’m watching from southern Alberta Canada and that is a beautiful boat. I want my own in it. If I had the money is perfect for my family to say me and my wife are dogs and cats.
gorgeous
I have a dream to have it and sail around where ever I like...
Great vessel and great tour but you forgot to mention the bow and stern thrusters
Very seldom do I say this: there's absolutely nothing about that boat that I don't like. Hull shape is gorgeous too, much like a Cape Island boat so probably pretty stable in a choppy sea. Would love to see some footage of her underway. What's her range?
I have watched so many videos of yachts and something that is never mentioned about the bridge is red night lighting for the bridge to maintain night visibility.
First class.
5:59 Curious as to why the electrical panel door isn't hinged on the right? That way it wouldn't block access to the wheelhouse when open.
Хорошее Видео!!!👍👍👍Большое Спасибо!!!🤝🤝🤝
I love this leisure yacht. The only thing I don't like is that there does not appear to be a co-pilot's chair. I appreciate having those, and wonder if either one could be put in custom, or one could get creative and find a way to lock down a movable chair so can still be used in stormy seas, but removed when not needed or wanted. Other than that, I could see owning this in a second. And still might get it anyway. Sadly, I'm probably a couple years away from making my purchase. But I do like this one.
"Book case that other's might refer to as a bar." Perfect.
How much fuel storage? distance?
As I understand, you only have the option of Yanmar diesels on this boat? I would prefer Cummins or John Deere diesels, if possible.
To the person that produced this video, just a “quick” editing note, lol. Constructive actually because otherwise this was a terrific presentation. When you move from one scene to the next, try not to have your subject presenter visibly standing ready for the “action” engagement for the next scene. Select your splice in a frame or two just as he makes movement to play out the next scene. This will give the video the feel of a natural engagement flow. Imagine watching a movie where each scene started with everyone standing still and the director shouts “ACTION!!” and then the scene continues on. The story line would be completely broken and the quality of the impression would be destroyed. Unless of course the video or film you were watching was about being an actor or director, lol. You have a great eye/instinct for keeping the subject in the center of the screen and that task for many people is not an easy thing. Very often they perceive the subject to only be the presenter. In fact, the “subject” is the information being given at the time and the presenter as a centered shot bounces in and out of the subject post based on the direction of the information and the target of that descriptive content. So, by splicing in the next scene with, for example, him standing ready at the top of the stairs before being instructed to proceed, the set up distraction made the actual subject of the following scene his legs when in fact in the previous scene he stated “Let’s take a walk down below.” and should have opened with him walking down the stairs in movement. Know what I mean?? You have to keep the flow as natural as possible. The best analogy I can offer is that those little error blips like that parked on top of the stairs moment is like listening to someone singing a soothing vocal in a song and someone just smashes a loud cymbal hit completely out of place right in the middle of that soothing vocal performance, lol. Again , you have a great sense of focus and subject/presenter balance and in that same order of priority which is an excellent habit to form early on. These sales type videos are actually extremely effective if done with a perfecting touch and you have the eye to bring it there. On top of that, we have incredible editing tech right in the palm of our hands now which is absolutely awesome. I liked the look of the boat (being is I am in the market and searching) and the viewing presentation content had me paste this link to my list. Beautiful boat and excellent appointment for its age. Just pay more attention to what should hit the clipping room floor and you will have perfectly beautiful results!! Hope you didn’t take offense because it was ALL meant as a positive!! 👍🏻😎👍🏻
Go away, Scott. And, use more paragraphs. ;)
Go away?? Well, please tell me you’re not associated with Krogen.
Normally I use correct writing design, but I was on a role and just dropped it down. This was meant as a completely positive intention and I was definitely flipped to going to seek out a Krogen Express in my hunt for my upgrade this spring. Just felt a bit giving because I love what the guy behind the camera sees and how he place’s everything. So normally I could care less about nasty comments from malcontents, but if your with Krogen, I’m out. Thankfully life has been good so I can be trivial like that, lol. 🤓
@@Far2hip "…in a role..." Really? It's 'on a roll'.
Exactly what I was thinking. The editor needs to cut on action, not wait a second with the subject just waiting there. Will smooth out the presentation.
@@harbourdogNL, lol. I actually love when folks give me crap for my writing. I must be losing my marbles because it says “on a roll” but I don’t remember editing that. 😳 Definitely losing it because I’m sure you wouldn’t put that there for no reason, lol. Just turned 57 a few days ago and I’m already losing my sh*t. Great. If I forget my dogs name, I’m just gonna jump…🤔…Nah. I think I’ll stick around and enjoy when folks opine graciously on my impressively articulate writing skills. BWAAHAAHAAHAA!!!! 🤣🤣🤣 😎
They are beautiful but forward master and tight quarters is the standard for Krogans. Great boats in every way except comfortable large interiors.
great presentation. I'm really liking these Krogen express yachts. I did not hear any numbers on fuel tank capacity. I'm curious what the range is at 16 knots ?
Funny how that important information is always missing. My guess is not great range.
Her top speed was 22 knots at a 45 gph fuel burn with the optional 550-hp Cummins QSB6.7 diesels (480-hp Yanmar 6LY3A-ETP diesels are standard). Throttling back to 17 knots cut the fuel burn to 28 gph, while slowing to 10 knots sipped only 6 to 7 gph.
What's the hurry? 5 to 8 knots is a nice gentle pace. If you can afford a boat like this then you're either so busy that you need to slow down, or be taking it slow because you're already retired and have time for the good life.
Range in miles at various speeds?
Whats the draft
Did yous sells it
Ah... A chain locker - Anyone else thinking 'al fresco toilet seat'? Lovely boat though.
Now that you mention it. 😂
The problem with these videos is they show the outside most of the time. We know what a boat is. What does the inside look like?
Hi, nice video thank you. What is fuel tank capacity? Could this yacht cross ocean, say US to Africa, or to Europe. What is the best speed for efficiency and top speed? Look forward to hearing from you. Walter
Did you pay attention? He said 9.6 knots was the top cruising speed though they usually run at 9. Why would you expect a reply, this is a showcase video not a sales site. Want info, learn to use google and go to their website.
@@mikel9567 Sorry about the enquiry, I have unsubscribed.
@@mikel9567 you didn't pay attention, he said top speed is 20 knots plus. And cruising was 16 duh, clean your ears
That well worth 10 K
$tunning!
I enjoyed the presentation
and enjoyed it until I read the rude replies. You just lost a sale. Poor buisnessman
I don’t see any replies from the poster.
This guy reminds of Walter Matthau.
Oh No, No 🤔... Walt was funny and He knew his lines until his last movie
Maybe if he sells it he can afford to buy him some shoes.
You don't walk on Polished wood grain floors with shoes on ,, DUH,,,
@@russellclement2058 With the right footwear you can, and should. Only takes one bad stub or dropping something heavy or boiling on your foot to render you completely incapable of working. Then the boat could be shorthanded, possibly endangering everyone. I watch these videos of folks out sailing single handed and in their barefeet and think "what an idiot."
@@harbourdogNL Sure, wear a helmet and hazmat suit, too. You can never be too paranoid.....I mean 'safe.'
Open stuff up and show us, don't explain it
show us the departments just dont talk about them ..be more proactive in your speech dude ..beautiful boat
Is there anything wrong with the boat? Surely you are selling and therefore not quite objectively looking at it all. So, boring video.
Beautiful boat. I used to live on thumb point back in the 80s. I don’t think this marina was there then. At least I never knew about it.