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United States yes, United States no? It is a question we happened to ask several times while chatting with the general manager of
Fiart, Simone Lorenzano. Reflecting on the opportunities in the overseas market for a growing brand with a certain type of boats such as those from the Bay Shipyard is natural. The answer was always the same. “It will be an important step for us to take carefully. Boats such as Seawalkers (e.g. the Seawalker 39 ed.) can be very successful in the U.S. The important thing is to start off on the right foot and land in this market having a good production capacity behind you. In short, you have to be ready.”
Now the cards have been unveiled and everything in Fiart is ready to take this big step. With the exclusive importer Yacht Creators has been scheduled to attend, for the first time ever, the Miami International Boat Show(Feb. 15-19) and the Palm Beach Boat Show(March 23-26).
The American public has shown a great appreciation for Italian walkarounds, and now representing the Fiart fleet will be two models that, in the Mediterranean, have garnered major successes: the Seawalker 43, the progenitor and flagship of the range, and the smaller and newer Seawalker 35.
The Fiart Seawalker 43 is 13.84 m long and 3.99 m wide. This model is aimed at owners who also want to spend longer periods on board. A faster cruiser, but with that indispensable livability on deck proper to this kind of boat. At the propulsive level also there are several options, up to six in total.
For the small Fiart S35 at
this link
you will find the full test. In terms of general information, this model in Italy is a natante, that is, it does not require registration having a length under 9.99 meters. The one off first, however, with platforms, etc., reaches 11.52. A fast boat, as demonstrated in the test with the two Suzuki DF350As with twin counter-rotating propellers, but above all comfortable on deck. One surprise, however, was the interior. This is particularly so when we consider that it is a vessel.
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