Beach Landing | Test Drive & Operation of the Regal 43LX

Downsize is a strange way to look at such a capable and luxury boat like this Regal 43LX. But when you think about it and consider your lifestyle if you are in a place in life where perhaps overnights aboard the boat are behind you... or perhaps you are now living on or closer to the water these days and are happy to just go home after a fun day out on the water? Then that's when a boat like this Regal could actually be the perfect downsize option for you. We are in the big league of day boats here. This is a serious hull, with serious space and loads of luxury and what might be the most interesting to many of you stepping down from bigger yachts is the wrap around protection that can easily open up when you're at your destination but close down while underway. This gives you a dry, fast and comfortable ride to and from your favourite spots. This is super interesting category at the moment - what do you think? Enjoy, Dan THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS Mention Code DBL for discounts on Marine Mold Construction https://ms-marine.eu/ BOAT BUILDERS https://dansboatlife.com/boat-builders BOAT BUYERS https://dansboatlife.com/boat-buyers BOAT OWNERS https://dansboatlife.com/courses BRAND: https://shortmarine.com.au/regal/rega... PRICE: https://shortmarine.com.au/contact/ 00:00 Start 00:38 Introduction and anchoring demonstration in shallow water with tidal conditions 02:04 Deploying bow anchor and positioning boat for stern anchor deployment 06:13 Beginning fuel consumption testing and speed performance evaluation 08:42 Comparing boat capabilities to European competition and hull characteristics 11:44 High-speed testing and aggressive maneuvering demonstration 14:23 Hull design discussion and workload comparison with other boat types 17:42 Docking demonstration using integrated sky hook system 18:53 Final review of comfort, luxury features and overall performance 20:56 Comparing to alternative boats including Riviera and Chris-Craft models 23:53 Final recommendations and closing thoughts from Queensland