Here’s where to try out the Quick Gyro stabilizers at the Genoa Boat Show

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The Nimbus Sport Tender 42 on which we tested the Quick Gyro

How does the stabilizer for medium-sized boats up to 12–13 meters work? We tested the model from Quick, a leading international company in the design and manufacture of advanced equipment for yachts and superyachts. From stabilization systems to marine lighting, including maneuvering propellers and integrated technological solutions.

The Quick stabilizer for medium-sized boats (12–13 meters)

We tested it in Genoa during the 2026 Boat Show aboard the Nimbus Sport Tender 42, and we’ll soon be sharing a detailed video with all the technical information to walk you through all its features. In the meantime, however, all enthusiasts—or anyone curious to understand how Quick stabilizers work—can sign up on the website quickgroup.com to visit the Quick booth at the Genoa Boat Show (October 1–6), where you can experience Quick’s technologies firsthand.

Quick Group is a leading name in the world of high-tech boating. As we mentioned, part of Quick’s core business focuses on stabilizers, and we went to test one of the Quick Gyro models firsthand—the one designed for small- to medium-sized boats up to 12–13 meters.

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