TWO VIDEO REVIEW A vessel this complex demands a deep dive. Our two-part review showcases everything from the Aquila 46 PC's expansive flybridge and main-deck flow to her hull performance and precise technical specifications. Most reviews only give half the story. We make sure you understand both the livability of this catamaran and her speed and handling on the water.

AUTOMATIC STABILITY SYSTEM Founded by the famed designer behind Boston Whaler, the Edgewater 250 CC seamlessly bridges serious offshore fishing with family comfort. Her SPI build ensures a strong, efficient hull, while the standard SeaKeeper Ride system handles stability automatically. With a 20-degree deadrise and a top speed over 42 knots, she offers capable performance for any adventure.

FISHING OR GRILLING This 43-footer has serious flow—the glass door and window slide open, basically merging the salon and cockpit. Twin V12 power gives her the legs to get anywhere fast. And check this: you can actually choose between a fold-out sea terrace and a dedicated fishing spot back aft. If you need speed and adaptability, this boat’s got it nailed.

EIGHT-KNOT DIFFERENCE What happens when you swap conventional propellers for Sharrows? One experienced captain tested identical boats except for the props, and he noted a distinct reduction in vibration and a vastly improved "bite" in the water, especially in turns. The discovery was clear: massive efficiency gains at cruising speed and superior grip in turns.

DEBUT YEAR FINALIST This 38-foot walkaround is making an immediate impact, earning finalist spots for both the Best of Boats and the global benchmark European Powerboat of the Year awards. Getting this level of industry validation for her adaptable design and strong performance profile in her very first year signals a serious commitment to quality from this new builder.

SINGLE-BUTTON SAILING The world's largest sail-powered catamaran is now under construction. This 57-meter custom vessel features the high-tech, single-operator DynaRig system and is engineered for eco-efficient, long-range cruising. She also includes capabilities for a helicopter and carries a vast array of water toys—a serious offshore megayacht that just happens to run on wind power.