Magnum

Measuring 7.20 metres in length and 2.50 metres in beam, this model is one of Buster’s large open boats. It features a twin-console layout with toughened glass windscreens, a tilting steering wheel and hydraulic steering, ensuring the skipper maintains a clear view and sits ergonomically behind the helm. The consoles contain lockable compartments for mobile phones and wallets, complete with charging facilities.

The yard positions the boat as equally suitable for use as a shuttle boat in the outer archipelago as it is for recreational cruising along the coast. The foredeck is versatile and can be fitted with fishing tackle boxes or used as a lounge area. As standard, you get a 16-inch Buster Q infotainment system with Navionics charts, radio, weather information and boat instruments, plus trim tabs, a U-shaped rear bench seat, a swim platform with ladder, stainless steel railings and mooring cleats, deck and navigation lights, and an automatic bilge pump.

According to Buster, the hull is designed for consistent and safe handling, even in rough conditions, and provides the reassuring feel of a large boat. The kerb weight is 1,220 kilograms and the fuel tank holds 300 litres, making long days on the water possible. The boat is certified to carry eight people and the engine range runs from 175 to 250 hp, with optional offshore suspension seats instead of the standard bench seating.