Noua frumusețe britanică | Prințesa F58 Tur în profunzime | Barca cu motor și yachting

15 thoughts on “Noua frumusețe britanică | Prințesa F58 Tur în profunzime | Barca cu motor și yachting”

1. I enjoyed watching the video

2. Why they dont use an hydrolic flybridg roof, if its raining or to windi You let the roof down to protect your flybridg.

3. I love Princess boats and this is the perfect size for me, they’re expensive and the price for some of the options are ridiculous but they ooze quality, the finish, the edges, even the electrical wiring is beautiful. Oh dear, I might need to sell my children

4. Not a fan of the dining area right opposite to the galley, you lose a ton of cupboard and flat space for cooking and get a mostly useless lounge area in the cockpit as your reward. F55 does it smarter. Trying to be a bigger boat than it is

5. Nice

6. 01:21 „stroke of genius“ is maybe a little tiny bit over the top for a thing that is known to mankind since idk 500 years? Or was it 2000 years when a crazy roman emperor build a ship with a rotating lounge?

7. It's a beautiful boat, but no rain shower, it isxas I say beautiful though

8. Hugo sounds like reading a random cooking recipe. A bit more changes in melody would elevate the otherwise good review immensely

9. What is it with Builders that use Cupboards , drawers etc that looks like it was sourced from BnQ …

   What ever happend to proper workmanship , varnished wood , brass fittings dovetail joints …

   And why in the chuff do folks persist calling the stern a fking beachclub…

10. It seems likely a very well designed boat, good speed, good layout, everyday usability, quality, and the practical features of having a long range fuel tank and a lithium battery bank. Even the crew cabin looks usable.

11. Very nice, expensive but nice. Cockpit and bow area very sociable for guests and family at sea or in port. Main salon with galley and helm area, practical, comfortable with safety locks in mind. The salon looks light and airy with those huge windows.
    Cabin and heads, don't look dark, light walls with wood below nice contrast. Smart. Like the hard top on the fly bridge, sunshade. She is a lovely Princess, she could be as small charter or family boat. Like her.

12. Princess Quality notwithstanding, this is a TOY, not a Boat:
    – 300NM range means short trips. 300 is only 10% of what a serious boat should handle.
    – CE classification OF B/C, coupled with a DLR of 175, means only safe close to the coast and only in good weather. Not safe for oceans.
    – Fridge and freezers only sufficient for a week, maybe two if you stretch it.
    – Tiny water and sewage tanks, means you cannot live on board for very long.
    – They have excluded all these vital components (ie. Sufficient water storage, sewage, grey water system, fuel storage, cold storage, deck storage, utility spaces, accessible engineering spaces, redundancy systems, etc etc etc) in order to create more and bigger guest rooms and lounge areas.
    – They distract the potential buyers from these flaws by putting up nice finishes, TVs, large rooms, large windows and other gimmicks.

    I don’t think we’ll be hearing of any couple circumnavigating the globe on one of these any time soon.

    Aren’t there enough of these toys on the market already?

13. Great tour Hugo and another very impressive Princess, especially at sub 60’!

14. Random onions

15. If you don't have a seabob, the space would make a great mother in law berth. OUCH, sorry dear.

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