XO BOATS T
he DFNDR 9 is the first centre console XO boat for overnight use, which, along with extensive customising opportunities
makes it an exceptional multipurpose boat. While the open cabin structure enables enjoying the warm winds, optional walls provide shelter from harsh weather. The clever design allows a wide variety of uses, from water skiing and sport fishing to day cruising and challenging adventures. The aft deck and bow areas convert into
enormous sunbeds while private head and berths for two enable comfortable overnight stays. Equipped with two Mercury 225 V6 engines, the boat can reach a cruising speed of up to 50 knots. Built of the lightest, yet most durable material possible. The light aluminum superstructure is extremely rigid – helping make the DFNDR 9 an ideal all round activity superyacht tender.
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SCOUT BOATS T
he Scout 530 LXF S-Class is the luxurious flagship model and built on the carbon fibre
epoxy-infused, double-stepped fuel efficient hull. The Epoxy-infusion process utilising Carbon/E-glass is used throughout the 530 (a process used frequently in the aerospace industry), and provides a Class A finish, with more stability in the hull while reducing the overall weight in the boat. The LOA is 16.3m and the beam sits at a stable 4.51m. The beam is extended to an even wider 5.36m when the electronically-actuated dual beach platforms are engaged port and starboard. Standard features include a Seakeeper 6 gyro stabilizer; a unique glass helm enclosure with electronically- sliding windows port and starboard; a smartly- designed cockpit island with a forward-facing bench seat, aft facing bar stools that retract and stow away, and a cooler, sink and cutting board with granite counter top; a Fischer Panda 15kW generator; 16,000 BTU air conditioner/ heaters in both the cabin and helm area and an electric sliding sun roof just to name a few. It showcases premium upgraded ultra-leather upholsteries, timeless styling, sleek aesthetics and technology throughout.
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