On board the best Galeon flybridge you can buy | Galeon 560 Fly sea trial | Motor Boat & Yachting
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- It's one of the mostly hotly anticipated flybridges of 2024. But does the Galeon 560 Fly live up to the hype out on the water? Alex Smith gets behind the wheel to test it out.
Galeon 560 Fly specifications
LOA: 58ft 5in (17.82m)
BEAM: 15ft 10in (4.82m)
ENGINE: 2 x Volvo Penta D13 900hp
TOP SPEED: 32 knots
PRICE: From €1,300,000 (ex. VAT)
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8:49 One of the few channels that actually dares to say something negative. While this is normal in car reviews (or any review for that matter), I find it odd that boat reviews way too often are more like a promotion of the boat, rather than a review. I get it, you won’t get access to fancy boats if you’re just negative, but a bit of balance like in this review is appreciated.
This one is the best, by far. No question. Great presentation too. 👍
10 years from now on Galeon will be building the hulls completely out of glass
The Galleon Glaze. No shower door, no fuel gauge. Just as nature intended.
FiberGLASS
That is a beautiful boat, spacious and well appointed, I like everything about it. Great video Alex thank you.
I really like Galeon flybridge boats, wonder how is the built quality.
This is a beauty, she been carefully designed to make the most if her space, hull, flybridge ect. A boat with Galeon attitude. Nice decor they'll be a sailor who will snap the 560 up.
Very well presented and do appreciate your spot-on reviews of all of the spaces. Many thanks for a great tour!
Always a charm to see Alex presenting. I always wonder at the strength of all of those windows - are they as strong as a hull would be? I do know a lot of modern materials are amazing - but are these windows among them?
Great review.
Nice to see you're in Southampton Water Alex, truly the capital of UK boat testing 👍
Love the innovative creativity of Galeon and i know they've many fans here, so this wont be a popular opinion, i just find them a bit gimmicky, there's so much to go wrong (and all boats do go wrong), also question how many of these features will ever get used, in real life, yet they all add to cost and complexity...
Anyway, i'd still have one, if you gave me it, lol 😂
Great boat and review. Always loved Galeon boats. Great video and presentation. 🇦🇺 😊
those windows are just massive downstairs .. amazing
Brilliant review Alex 👏🏼👏🏼
Love Galeon’s but never been a fan of flybridge’s.
Nice boat but with that running attitude it does look like visibility out front is massively restricted?
should i buy the 560 fly or the 640 fly?
Lekker man lekker 🇿🇦
Mock tudor doors on a boat. Nice.
The Galeon 560 or the the Fairline Squadron 58?
Yes ;-)
Is this boat ocean going ?
No. It doesnt have the range, and its not built to CE category A. So far as I know, only a few planing hull boats have ever been built to cross oceans, the Safehaven Marine XSV 17 is one of them. It has a range of about 750 nm, meaning it can cross some seas. It also does it while moving at 35 knots. XSV 20 is faster and has more range, then there's the bonkers T-2000 Voyager.
@@rykehuss3435 Riviera and Neptunus are two planing-hull builders that construct to CE A cat.
@@darthkek1953 what kind of range they have at cruising speed?
@@rykehuss3435 usually 250 to 350 range around. Few planing hulls do much more or much less.
@@darthkek1953 Yeah the Safehaven Marine ones do 750 to over 1000 nm