Captain's Report
Absolute 50 Fly:
Boating Italian Style When it Sizzles
The Absolute 50 Fly is designed to be used in all sorts of ways for both entertaining and watersports. Her hydraulic teak beach is ideal for swimmers, scuba divers or just cooling down on a hot day in the tropics. Her fit-and-finish is first rate with old-world Italian craftsmanship that is hard to beat.
Learn more about her extensive features in our report.
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Test Video
Hampton Yachts 650:
World-Class Cruising and Comfort
The Hampton Yachts 650 is competitively priced considering her finish and equipment level. Both the flybridge helm and the pilothouse control station feature a full glass dash, a large destroyer-type wheel, and twin adjustable Pompanette chairs.
Go beyond the helm to see the whole yacht...
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Test Video
Intrepid 407 Cuddy:
58.0 MPH WOT, Custom Features
Powered with triple 400-hp Mercury Racing outboards, the Intrepid 407 Cuddy is fast, topping out at 58.0 mph in our tests. Accommodations include a queen berth amidships and a convertible settee at the bow. Best of all, Intrepids are semi-custom, so prospective owners can add what they want.
See one version here...
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Test Video
Robalo R222EX Explorer:
Clever Design Features in 22'
The Robalo R222EX Explorer has a clever design abaft the helm utilizing the fixed bench seat to contain the aerated live well and a 5-gallon bucket for bait, chum, or whatever. The seatback folds up, giving acess to pumps and other gear.
But she’s rigged to do a lot more than fish...
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Informational Video
What You Need to Know Before You Repower
Repowering these days is not as simple as taking the old kicker off and clamping on a new one. Everything has gotten a little more complicated, particularly with the larger engines. For those considering a repowering for their outboard boat, this video offers some insightful tips and traps to look out for. This video is sponsored by Mercury Marine. Like any project, there are smart steps to take.
Learn more now...
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