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Boats of

NOTE

ENDEAVOUR

ICE 60

The concept behind the ICE 60 is stylish cruising at speed. This

new Felci design defi nitely errs toward the racier end of the

cruiser spectrum and as an example of her performance cre-

dentials, hull and deck lamination is a hybrid carbon-glass fi bre.

The upshot is a yacht that her manufacturers claim will cruise

without fuss at 10 knots. Her rig is simple and easy to control,

featuring no runners and a self-tacking jib. Down below, she is

stylish and exceptionally roomy with the option of either three

or four cabins.

Iceyachts.it £tbc

Hanse 588

The Hanse 588 features the trademark plumb bow and stern combined with a soft turn of the bilges and

high freeboard with lots of internal volume. In common with the rest of the Hanse range, she features a

powerful sail area with the standard self-tacking jib and the option of a second forestay for a reaching

sail. She comes with three di erent basic layout options. One of the standout features is what Hanse

terms the ‘silent master cabin concept’ with lots of extra sound insulation to keep things quiet.

£334,000 inspirationmarine.co.uk

Lake Constance Pilot Cutter

A pilot cutter on Lake Constance (which has no history of pilot

cutters), a boat with traditional looks and gaΠrig, but with a

hydraulic lifting bulb keel – this new creation by Swiss boat

builder Stefan Züst in Altnau is bound to have the purists and

the traditionalists up in arms, but those who enjoy a handsome

day sailer, fast enough to overtake many modern yachts, should

look no further. With modern blocks and lines, she is an unusual

mix of up-to-date and vintage, but she has been designed to

be sailed single-handed on inland waters or as a family at sea,

where her mini-sprayhood will come in handy.

pilotcutter.ch.it £tbc

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