BENETEAU Oceanis Yacht 62 Opinie BoatTest.com

BENETEAU Oceanis Yacht 62 Opinie BoatTest.com



BENETEAU Oceanis Yacht 62 a inaugurat o nouă eră a eleganței și a performanței pe mare. Conceput pentru un echilibru și o manevrabilitate impecabile, carena ei curbată, cârmele duble și planul velei perfect centrat depășesc toate așteptările. https://www.beneteau.com/us/oceanis-yacht/oceanis-yacht-62 ___ Despre BENETEAU Brandul francez, fondat în 1884, construiește o gamă completă de iahturi cu vele și bărci cu motor disponibile prin intermediul rețelei sale de dealeri la nivel mondial. De mai bine de 130 de ani, BENETEAU a fost pionier în progrese în arhitectură, design, tehnologie, materiale, procese, producție și servicii. De la modele de înaltă performanță pentru curse de top la iahturi de croazieră confortabile și elegante, iahturile cu vele și bărcile cu motor BENETEAU sunt renumite în întreaga lume pentru inovație, calitate și navigabilitate. Vizitați https://www.beneteau.com/us/beneteau-network pentru a afla mai multe și pentru a găsi un dealer din apropiere. Abonați-vă la canalul de Youtube al Beneteau America: http://bit.ly/2Qnkxy6 Urmărește BENETEAU America pe Facebook: – BENETEAU Sail: http://bit.ly/2MmmOGg – BENETEAU Power: https://goo.gl/b6BrqQ Urmărește BENETEAU America pe Twitter: http://bit.ly/28QvNhh

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43 thoughts on “BENETEAU Oceanis Yacht 62 Opinie BoatTest.com

  1. For those wondering, hull designs are either short draught keel or deep draught bulb keel, both with dual spade rudders. Not sure why Beneteau decided to go with dual spades on a blue water cruiser of this size, but alright then.

  2. How fast is this boat? Is it going to be 2x faster than a 45' cruising catamaran? I like Cats, but I don't like going too darn slow. I want to sail around the world, but not too darn slow! Can I lighten up this sort of design, and turn it into a fast moving sail boat for 2?

  3. i might be a minority of one, but i think beneteau has lost a few steps. i don't really know about their hull performance; or the quality of their build. but just as a matter of taste, their interior design sucks. the colors are drab. nothing really matches. it's just not a tight design.

  4. I own a Beneteau 393 and will likely go for something in the 45 foot range next. But honestly, this Beneteau isn't very attractive and doesn't look like much fun to sail. The galley is a really bad idea, unless you only use it at the dock. Nav station and cabins look okay, but the headroom over the master cabin bed is too short. The boat doesn't have great lines, so you're buying this for a lot of comfort. Absolutely not a sailors boat, but they'll sell a few.

  5. For some years iv been asking B to come up with a solid doger as an option . We dont all sail in the sun & warm climate . It should be an option for all there range from say 39 ft. upwards .

  6. Just like the 1% have gotten x100 richer in the last 20 years the yachts have gone up in size and price to accommodate them. First boat show I went to in 1981, a big boat was 30+ feet and there were lots under 25'. Last boat show I went to, the smallest yacht was 30' and £100,000. (not counting dinghy's). A friend of mine with more money than me thought he was lucky and clever buying a 25 year old Westerly 41 Oceanlord for a good price before he had sold his older 31' moody. Anyway he put the Moody up for sale and got little response but as he was still paying marina fees for it he had to let it go for what would be termed a bargain. The fact is, I would have bought it for what he sold it for, circa £15K as I knew the boat well and it had a newish engine and sails, however the cost of keeping it was insane. The way it is today, the rich can buy these new 50'+ yachts as a matter of course but the people buying them later in the second hand market are up to their necks in mortgages and student debt etc so the market for them is almost dead.

  7. Wonderful boat! Though The boat I really want is an Aluminum Pilot house version of a Southerly 37/38 for a liveaboard and equipped for extended off-grid adventures and single handed sailing…..both out of my financial reach.

  8. This boat is a dream for repair shops. After a few years, if not from the beginning this boat will see mechanics on a monthly basis. Though it is really beautiful.

  9. I WANT ONE! The only question or concern I have pertains to the main sail. I’m undecided on mast furling vs boom furling, especially on a boat this beautiful with such clean lines from the water line.

  10. I get the feeling the Beneteau is more made for a good time in the harbour, not so much for long-range sailing. Many things which can break and which are difficult to repair if you are somewhere at an ocean…

  11. Jeanneau looks very nice however the 3 year world wide coverage is misleading. I bought 410 and within 6 months had problem with the engine. I wrote emails after emails to Jeanneau and did not receive any response. The dealer just stated that my expectations were too high it usually takes many days to fix a problem like this. That is world wide coverage.

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