TRIPLE V12 POWER Regal’s 50 SAV mixes serious angling capability with features designed for long days aboard. Triple Mercury 600-hp V12s push a 50'5" LOA platform with livewells, rod storage, and Seakeeper stabilization. Terrace doors widen the cockpit at anchor, while rotating seating, cockpit grills, and a bow lounge make the boat just as comfortable when the rods are stowed.

CHANGEABLE LAYOUT Designed by Jarkko Jämsén, the Aiata Wayfinder 38 takes a modular approach to the walkaround platform. Seating, tables, sunpads, and even deck structures can be reconfigured for cruising, fishing, or overnight trips. A flared bow and modern hull lines are intended to support confident offshore handling, while outboard options totaling up to 850 hp deliver performance.

CABIN, HARDTOP, TRIPLE POWER This 2022 Sundancer 320 OB runs triple Mercury outboards on a sport cruiser hull with a cabin below and a hardtop overhead. She's 32 feet, 10-foot beam, with 158-gallon fuel capacity, and sitting in Hollywood, FL, through HMY Yacht Sales.

U.S. PREMIERE AT PBIBS The Axopar 38 XC Cross Cabin makes her U.S. debut at the Palm Beach International Boat Show — Ramp 11, Second Display. With the capacity to comfortably accommodate up to 12 people and four distinct yet connected living areas, the 38 XC redefines onboard livability and comfort. Axopar is also unveiling the Digital Product Passport and a new Flite collaboration at the show.

MIDRANGE MPG JUMP A Galeon 325 GTO running twin Verado 400s gave Sharrow’s loop-blade props another real-world test. Compared with conventional four-blades, the continuous-blade design delivered notably stronger mid-range fuel economy, quicker time to plane, and improved grip around the docks. The numbers reveal where the advantage shows up most for everyday running.