AXOPAR 37 REVOLUTION INDEPTH TECHNICAL WALKTHROUGH + key differences to previous
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- If you've already watched Spencers walkthrough you know that our Queensland sales manager doesn't have a leg to stand on here and the winner is pretty clear. However, for those who want to dive deep into the real differences between this new revolution and the previous model, as well as an indepth hull examination and so much more. Rowan really gets into the nitty gritty and leaves no stone unturned in this very technical walkthrough.
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Anchor locker if the kids say "no" to ya lol
But really, the new Axopar's are amazing boats! I can't wait for the 45's to come out.
It’s a beautiful boat, really looks great. I think though that regal were the first to develop a stepped hull - dubbed ‘fastrac’
Hi there, glad you like the boat. We weren't claiming Axopar are the first twin stepped hull but the entire design is extremely unique and different. If you look at a regal hull it looks nothing like the Axopar.
Outstanding review Rowan 👍. Spencer's was cuter but you might have squeezed in a few more functional details 😁. Can't wait to see the next Vs videos!
Thank Noel!
Nice walk thru. I know Axopar uses marine plywood in the transom but what’s with what appeared to be a sheet of untreated plywood as storage cover under the passenger seats? Quarter million dollar boat and that’s the finish? Please explain.
Hi Chris, thanks for your comment and your feedback. It is great that you have such indepth knowledge on the construction of these awesome boats. We can confirm that this is a piece of quality treated marine plywood.
Audio and camera work needs improvement.
Hi Egil, appreciate your feedback. Please consider the fact that due to the restrictions this shoot had to be done with Rowan and his wife rather than our usual camera crew and team with professional equipment. Personally we think she did a great job with very little experience. When we are able to we will create more content using this equipment.
you have to film the boat not the man !!!!
Thank you for your feedback we do a combination of walkthroughs with people explaining and without. We will ensure we continue to do both.
@@eyachts Thank you for your kindness, I suggest that you focus the photography primarily on the ship and that the photography be reconciled between the overall view and the details, and it is better to clarify the corridors and also draw up plans for all decks.