SuperMagnum

This 7.40-metre-long aluminium open boat has been fitted with completely redesigned consoles and more vertically positioned windscreens, which improve visibility and better shield rear passengers from the wind. Buster sees the model as equally suited to use as a shuttle boat in the outer archipelago as it is for sporty cruising along the coast, and the foredeck can be configured with fishing tackle boxes or, alternatively, as a lounge area.

On board is a second-generation 16-inch Buster Q smart display featuring navigation charts, radio, weather information and boat instruments, which can be supplemented by a 10-inch screen on the second console. It also features hydraulic steering with a tilting steering wheel, toughened glass consoles, an entertainment package, a water ski tow bar, trim tabs, a U-shaped rear bench seat, two offshore seats, a swim platform with ladder, stainless steel railing, an automatic bilge pump, navigation and deck lighting, and provision for a bow thruster as standard.

According to the yard, the hull is designed to deliver a pleasant, consistent and safe ride, even in the toughest conditions, and is optimised for the Yamaha F300 V6 with digital throttle control. Beam 2.50 metres, kerb weight 1,260 kilograms, fuel tank capacity 300 litres, capacity for ten people and an engine power range of 225 to 350 hp.