Baglietto’s 48-meter T-Line Silver Fox
April 15, 2020
Michele Gavino, CEO of Baglietto, expounds on the yacht’s significant design features.
Michele Gavino, CEO of Baglietto, expounds on the yacht’s significant design features.
Bryan Pair began building boats in 2015. He got his start under the company name Sea Oxe but recently rebranded with a name that hit a little closer to home: Pair Marine.
Since its introduction, the Horizon FD85/87 has been the builder’s most popular model.
Engineers at Pursuit know a few things about boats designed for many purposes. This builder was one of the first to put cruising features on its center console models when demand for the combo really started to pick up steam a decade ago.
Center Console boats have come a long way from their lean and mean roots, and we’re learning that anglers are grateful for the change.
With its traditional lines, wide teak decks and exquisite cherry interior woodwork, the 58 SE rivaled many of the town’s finer coastal homes both in appearance and architectural detail.
The Finnish builder has only one request: Take their rocket-ship-like cruisers for a spin. Naturally, we relented.
Michele Gavino, CEO of Baglietto, expounds on the yacht’s significant design features.
Bryan Pair began building boats in 2015. He got his start under the company name Sea Oxe but recently rebranded with a name that hit a little closer to home: Pair Marine.
Since its introduction, the Horizon FD85/87 has been the builder’s most popular model.
Engineers at Pursuit know a few things about boats designed for many purposes. This builder was one of the first to put cruising features on its center console models when demand for the combo really started to pick up steam a decade ago.
Center Console boats have come a long way from their lean and mean roots, and we’re learning that anglers are grateful for the change.
With its traditional lines, wide teak decks and exquisite cherry interior woodwork, the 58 SE rivaled many of the town’s finer coastal homes both in appearance and architectural detail.
The Finnish builder has only one request: Take their rocket-ship-like cruisers for a spin. Naturally, we relented.
