Island Packet Yachts

Island Packet Yachts

Beginning from the original IP26 down to the grandiose IP485, Island Packet yachts have been tested to withstand surging billows for many years now. As a matter of fact, the company has already manufactured boats that have emerged as winners in major regattas. In 1990, "Spinache" owned by the Kurowski family coveted the first place in the Bermuda Race Open. By 1991, "Golden Odyssey" maintained by the Bente couple also bagged the highest rank in the Caribbean Open Race.

When you take a look at the history of Island Packet yachts, you will learn that the two previously mentioned are just among the long list of victories. Have you ever asked yourself what is the secret of the company behind all those successes? As their marketing approach would speak, "quality" is the answer, be it in service, materials, manufacturing and engineering. Time and time again, the brains credited to where they are right now, have been consistently researching for better measures on how to upgrade their standards which is basically the reason they have been dubbed as the leader of America's cruising.

Here are some of the models under the label of Island Packet yachts with their respective specifications:

Big Fish is among the Island Packet yachts that has been built out of manual lamination using first- grade modulus fiber glass fabric. Afterwhich, it has been covered with a PVC foam for light mass and great strength. In the cockpit area of this boat, there is a gusseted compartment that will allow you to have a space where you can place your personal belongings such as life jackets and picnic baskets. Aside from that, the Big Fish also has an adaptable strap where you can slip your toes when the wind blows up.

Craft Express is among the Island Packet yachts that have been inspired by rescue vessels and pilot boats that are seen docked along the shorelines all over the world. With the standard features of a modern liner, you can be assured that Craft Express will convey a unique blend of sophisticated convenience and vintage splendor. Designed by the skillful hands of Bob Johnson, there is a fuel capacity of three hundred gallons and water reserve of seventy- five galloons. Since the propellers are made of Nibral blade, you can expect quick speed as you glide on the seas.

Which will you choose, Big Fish or Craft Express?