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Crest Pontoon Classic DLX 220 SLC

Well-turned-out choice.

Combining the knowledge gathered from decades of boat building and design with state-of-the-art technology, Crest offers a practical and sensible family boat in the Classic DLX 220 SLC.

Since 1957, Crest has been in the forefront of pontoon construction. From the time it opened its doors at the Owosso, Michigan, location, the address has not changed as Crest continues to innovate in this sector of boat building.

“With deluxe features and upgrades, the Classic DLX has all the creature comforts needed for all-day adventures or simply enjoying the moment,” says Rod Bensz of B&E Marine.

The DLX 220 SLC offers the helm with tilting steering wheel and SeaStar Xtreme Steering, with an additional captain’s chair to port. Four lounges — two forward and two aft — complete the ample seating area with plenty of room to move around the deck in safety and comfort.

There are six primary panel colors to choose from. A matching Bimini top is standard, and options include powder-coated rails, an additional bow top and individual seat covers. Some furniture upgrades include an amidships three-drawer storage cabinet, entertainment table and bow filler seat.

“Keep the party going and never run out of battery with a wireless charging station at the helm,” Bensz adds. “The new wraparound design along with new helm trims will have you cruising in style.”

The standard 25-foot, two-tube configuration is designed for a 115-hp outboard, while the threetube upgrade can handle power up to 150 hp. The boat also can be optioned to hold up to 250 hp with the CPT DLX package. With a standard audio system, Bluetooth and four 150W, 6.5-inch RBG Fusion speakers, your time on the water will be that much more enjoyable. And for exciting watersports activity, add a ski tow bar aft. ★

SPECIFICATIONS

LOA: 21'4"

Beam: 8'6"

Fuel Capacity: 48 gals.

Max Power: 115 hp (twotube); 150 hp (three-tube)

Base MSRP: $45,984

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SPECIFICATIONS

LOA: 47'5"

Beam: 14'2"

Draft: 4'3"

Weight: 35,274 lbs.

Fuel Capacity: 396 gals.

Water Capacity: 143 gals.

Power: 2 x Volvo Penta

D8 600-hp diesel inboards

MSRP: Contact dealer

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Galeon 470 SKY

Fine-looking traveler.

Asleek, exciting profile introduces the Galeon 470 SKY, which is as much a head-turner as it is a formidable contender in the mid-size cruising sector.

“The Galeon 470 SKY offers the transformative features of an express cruiser with the do-it-all spirit of a flybridge,” says Galeon Brand Manager Bob Burke.

To that point, the company has engineered and designed the boat with an arm’s-length list of items specifically intended to enhance your total on-water experience. There are expandable main decks aft, which, when deployed, widen her beam a good 4 extra feet at anchorage. Enhancing the “Beach Mode” experience are a pair of stools on the port side and a hinged bar with access to the galley. That galley is as good as it gets on a boat of this size with enough space and appliances for quick snacks or a sumptuous alfresco dinner.

Continuing with this theme is the transom seating and hi-low dining table, and a special pull-out grill to starboard on the swim platform. Topsides, the open bridge deck features lots of seating and an electrically operated cover, which, when activated, closes off the entire area.

The glass door into the salon opens fully making the interior space one with the aft end. The expansive salon presents fine walnut finish — a hallmark of Galeon’s ability with fit and finish — ample seating areas, helm to starboard, and centerline stairs leading below. Here, a three-stateroom, two-head layout offers a VIP forward, over-under berths to starboard and a full-beam primary suite amidships, all surrounded by well-found décor and fine woodwork.

“This vessel employs all of Galeon’s hard-earned design experience and combines it with a forwardthinking ethos that makes this yacht unlike any other,” Burke says. “Meeting the demands for innovation and excellence, the result is unparalleled performance, seaworthiness and style.” H

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